The song is titled "The Patriarch - Part II" and is taken from the band's upcoming album, "Where Celestial Bodies Guide Not", due for release in March via Sun & Moon Records.
March 15th has been set as the release date for the next album by Experimental Black Metal act 
Voluptas. The album is titled "Where Celestial Bodies Guide Not", and will be released via underground Romanian label Sun & Moon Records. While we wait, one of the songs from the new album is now available for listening, check out "The Patriarch - Part II" below:
The label briefly described the band's musical style:
Voluptas is experimental black metal band from Prague, Czech Republic, influenced by the Norwegian avant-garde of the 1990s and other eccentric rock genres. Their music occasionally incorporates various elements of psychedelia, jazz and noise. Their studio records and live shows often feature a guest saxophonist.
The complete tracklist for "Where Celestial Bodies Guide Not" is as follows:
- The Patriarch (Part I)
- The Patriarch (Part II)
- Sol Indiges
- Moon Obscured
- The Spindle of Necessity
- Mars Invictus
- Yetzer Hara
- Ex Nihilo Nihil Fit
More info here: https://www.sunandmoonrecords.com/
Last edited by Imperator on 30th December, 2024 @ 14:54 UTC
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