Morbikon (black mélodique avec membres de Municipal Waste et Finntroll)

[Achille]

Si vous aussi vous vous êtes un jour demandé ce que donnerait une association de membres de Finntroll et de Municipal Waste sachez que la réponse tient en un mot : Morbikon. Ca joue du black mélodique et leur premier album sort aujourd'hui sous Tankcrimes records.

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[Everflow]

[Everflow]

La suite en novembre.

Blackened death/thrash metal project, Morbikon, will unleash their Lost Within The Astral Crypts full-length on November 21 via Tankcrimes.

The creative effort of guitarist/bassist Phil “Landphil” Hall (Municipal Waste, Cannabis Corpse, Iron Reagan) with Mathias “Vreth” Lillmåns (Finntroll, …And Oceans) on vocals, Morbikon is guided by the second wave of Scandinavian black metal and melodic death metal scenes of the ‘90s. The band released their debut full-length, Ov Mournful Twilight, in 2022 via Tankcrimes.

Not just a studio project, Morbikon spent six weeks on the road promoting Ov Mournful Twilight alongside internationally notable extreme metal acts such as Exhumed and Skeletal Remains in addition to performances at The Decibel Magazine Beer and Metal Fest in both Philadelphia and Denver and the Milwaukee Metal Fest.

And in 2025 Morbikon is more fiery than ever before. “This album feels like some of my darkest material yet,” says Hall. “I filled these songs to the brim with atmosphere and riffs. There are moments during the album that truly feel soaked in classic ‘90s underground blasphemy.”

In advance of the record’s release, today the band is streaming first single, “Heavens That Burn And Eons Divided.” Offers Hall, “We picked out this track to be the opener on Lost Within The Astral Crypts because it perfectly depicts the insanity within the album. We took great pleasure in making the atmosphere and riffs as dark as possible. There are so many doors open within melodic black metal that I wanted to explore. This song touches on a little of everything within the album and offers a perfect setup.”