TEMPLE OF BAAL Announces New Album Details

September 5, 2013

French death/black metallers TEMPLE OF BAAL will release their fourth full-length album, "Verses Of Fire", on October 22 in Europe and November 12 in North America via Agonia Records.

According to a press release, "Verses Of Fire"'s "sound has been carefully manufactured by Andrew Guillotin in Hybreed Studios. Focusing on a more organic side thanks to the use of tube amps and natural drums, the production allows the natural old-school feeling of the band to shine through the whole album. Through ten tracks — lasting about an hour — TEMPLE OF BAAL explores a wide spectre of extreme metal: from the raging blast beats or the furious 'Bloodangel', to the thrashing mayhem of 'Golden Wings Of Azazel' or the double-bass-drum mid-tempo of 'Lord Of The Raging Seas'. Eerie, haunting black metal vibes are never neglected, though: 'The Tenth Aethyr' or the conclusive, nine-minute epic 'Walls Of Fire' bring the band back to their primal influence — the sinister sounds of early '90s black/death metal."

This new album will be available as digipack CD, limited double LP and extra-limited gold LP (66 copies only).

The band comments: "We've always seen black metal as the sacred music of the 'other side,' and this album is sacred to its very core. All its music and lyrics have been created after long hours of meditation and spiritual works. We are a temple, a place of worship, and this aspect drips through each and every minute of those 'Verses Of Fire'."

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