Ulveblod - Omnia Mors Aequat

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High-bias cassette tape with extra hiss and flutter. the only way to listen to BM. Pro printed sleeve and pro dubbed cassette!

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1.	01 Ulveblod - Seven Heads And Ten Horns 05:28	buy track
2.	02 Ulveblod - Puryfied By Fire 05:12	buy track
3.	03 Ulveblod - In The Shadow Of Sephirah Keter 04:51	buy track
4.	04 Ulveblod - Chaosophy 05:00	buy track
5.	05 Ulveblod - The Dying Wound Of God 21:21	buy track

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Ulveblod is the apocalyptic new project of Vitriol, best known for his work as the guitarist of Dutch black metal band Nihill. Since the passing of Nihill’s vocalist M. last year, Vitriol has been crafting a new and terrifying album: Omnia Mors Aequat. I’ve spent a fair bit of time with this release, and I still don’t really know what to think of it. Let me warn you straight off the bat, listening to Omnia Mors Aequat is like eating a bowl of charcoal, but with your ears. Any moments of beauty are few and far between, and yet there’s something extremely powerful about it.

In its chaos and confusion, Omnia Mors Aequat becomes the creature with seven heads and ten horns, it becomes the fire, the shadow, the wound. Its stark abstractness makes it unbearably real and so tangible it’s frightening. It becomes more than music, more than noise – it’s larger than life, and somehow simultaneously has torn itself into pieces so small you could brush them off with the back of your hand and send them flying into insignificance.

-everything is noise, 2020

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released April 14, 2020

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