Cantique Lépreux - "Paysages polaires" Out Now via Eisenwald
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TITLE
Paysages polaires
BY
Cantique Lépreux
LABEL
Eisenwald
RELEASE
30 November 2018
Inspired by the frost-bitten regions of Québec, the title of CANTIQUE LÉPREUX’s second full-length directly translates to “polar landscapes,” exploring a recurring theme of the icy wilderness which makes up the majority of the band’s homeland.
Musically, Paysages polaires continues the nostalgic path laid out with the frosty, archaic tunes from the band’s debut album as the record carves itself into another 45-minutes of darkness, misery and gloom. Cold black metal for the ages, Paysages polaires’ stirring anthems – with a sharper and more direct songwriting approach – lead the way throughout the sophomore album’s seven hypothermic tracks.
The album's intriguing cover art is the work of classic French artist Gabriel Loppé, Crevasses on the Giant Glacier - Mont Blanc Massif (1896). The three-part track "Paysages polaires" was written by Québécois poet René Chopin (1885-1953).
Based on fast and atmospheric black metal, Paysages polaires balances between beautiful and harsh dirges in combination with the conceptual middle trifold of songs based around the North American winter. The passionate Québécois carry a secret fire of stellar splendor as CANTIQUE LÉPREUX reveals a wild black metal monument set in ice and stone.
Paysages polaires was recorded and mixed by the band's own Blanc Feu, with additional drum recording by François C. Fortin. Final mixing and mastering was handled by G. (Eos, Délétère, Tchornobog) with additional vinyl mastering by Greg Chandler.
CANTIQUE LÉPREUX is:
Blanc Feu - vocals, guitars
Matrak - bass
Cadavre - drums
https://cantiquelepreux.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/Cantique-L%C3%A9preux-1508635429464649
https://store.eisenton.de/cantique-lepreux-a-2710
https://www.eisenton.de
Musically, Paysages polaires continues the nostalgic path laid out with the frosty, archaic tunes from the band’s debut album as the record carves itself into another 45-minutes of darkness, misery and gloom. Cold black metal for the ages, Paysages polaires’ stirring anthems – with a sharper and more direct songwriting approach – lead the way throughout the sophomore album’s seven hypothermic tracks.
The album's intriguing cover art is the work of classic French artist Gabriel Loppé, Crevasses on the Giant Glacier - Mont Blanc Massif (1896). The three-part track "Paysages polaires" was written by Québécois poet René Chopin (1885-1953).
Based on fast and atmospheric black metal, Paysages polaires balances between beautiful and harsh dirges in combination with the conceptual middle trifold of songs based around the North American winter. The passionate Québécois carry a secret fire of stellar splendor as CANTIQUE LÉPREUX reveals a wild black metal monument set in ice and stone.
Paysages polaires was recorded and mixed by the band's own Blanc Feu, with additional drum recording by François C. Fortin. Final mixing and mastering was handled by G. (Eos, Délétère, Tchornobog) with additional vinyl mastering by Greg Chandler.
CANTIQUE LÉPREUX is:
Blanc Feu - vocals, guitars
Matrak - bass
Cadavre - drums
https://cantiquelepreux.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/Cantique-L%C3%A9preux-1508635429464649
https://store.eisenton.de/cantique-lepreux-a-2710
https://www.eisenton.de
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