Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain
by Malacath
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A USBM project with two members of a shitload of other bands and projects in the North East, one worthy of mention if anything because of the poetry is Hellcunt :)
Malacath (New Hampshire) is a very prolific one, as this is their 5th full-length in less than 10 years, more or less. The production seems cleaner but not too polished based on the pre-released track. Looking fwd to the full release!
Malacath (New Hampshire) is a very prolific one, as this is their 5th full-length in less than 10 years, more or less. The production seems cleaner but not too polished based on the pre-released track. Looking fwd to the full release!
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Call of the Spectre
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 24-bit/48kHz.ships out within 1 dayPurchasable with gift card
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A Hymn for the Harvest
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Blood of Our Fathers
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Eleusis
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about
ETERNAL DEATH is proud to present MALACATH's highly anticipated fifth album, Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain, on CD and digital formats.
Born to recapture the mysticism found in listening to black metal in isolation, New Hampshire's MALACATH was formed in November of 2011 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Lykos. As a two-piece, having enlisted drummer Hiraeth for the band's second album, No Sense in Self Worth, MALACATH's musical composition style grew to draw inspiration from black metal's outer corners, culminating in the impending fifth full-length, Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain.
Composed around four monolithic tracks across 54 minutes, Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain brings the listener through an arduous journey of triumph and tragedy. MALACATH's sound hasn't so much changed over that timespan as has Lykos' ambition; sticking to a signature style is one thing, but subtly expanding it or tastefully embellishing it is another. Indeed, Eternal Roar roars with a dreary-yet-emotive power, canvassing a large swathe of sonic terrain whilst remaining focused on a central theme: from spacious, imperial funeral doom to mossy pagan black metal, murderous surges of speed to momentous grandiosity, bittersweet melody to mystical atmosphere, everything EPIC and a seemingly stretched-out catharsis after another - truly, Thunder and Rain. And the plaintive acoustic "Eleusis" is simply the quiet-yet-assertive closer to a journey worth returning to time and again.
Forged in dedication to the old ways of black metal, the undeniable strength of Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain will ensure that the flames of Malacath burn beyond the New England underground.
Born to recapture the mysticism found in listening to black metal in isolation, New Hampshire's MALACATH was formed in November of 2011 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Lykos. As a two-piece, having enlisted drummer Hiraeth for the band's second album, No Sense in Self Worth, MALACATH's musical composition style grew to draw inspiration from black metal's outer corners, culminating in the impending fifth full-length, Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain.
Composed around four monolithic tracks across 54 minutes, Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain brings the listener through an arduous journey of triumph and tragedy. MALACATH's sound hasn't so much changed over that timespan as has Lykos' ambition; sticking to a signature style is one thing, but subtly expanding it or tastefully embellishing it is another. Indeed, Eternal Roar roars with a dreary-yet-emotive power, canvassing a large swathe of sonic terrain whilst remaining focused on a central theme: from spacious, imperial funeral doom to mossy pagan black metal, murderous surges of speed to momentous grandiosity, bittersweet melody to mystical atmosphere, everything EPIC and a seemingly stretched-out catharsis after another - truly, Thunder and Rain. And the plaintive acoustic "Eleusis" is simply the quiet-yet-assertive closer to a journey worth returning to time and again.
Forged in dedication to the old ways of black metal, the undeniable strength of Eternal Roar of the Thunder and Rain will ensure that the flames of Malacath burn beyond the New England underground.
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released February 21, 2025
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Underground black metal label based in New England (USA) since 2013.
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