– IMMORTAL, Northern chaos gods RED VINYL (limited to 300 pieces – mailorder exclusive) – IMMORTAL, Northern chaos gods WHITE VINYL (limited to 500 pieces – mailorder exclusive) – IMMORTAL, Northern chaos gods BLACK VINYL (limited to 400 pieces) The digital version of the track will be available on May 11th, while the physical single is out on May 25th, in the following editions: It will be available in three different colours and is strictly limited edition. IMMORTAL will first release a 7” vinyl single of their first new song, the title track “Northern Chaos Gods”. Our new album will soon be available, with songs from the very gates of Blashyrkh – the realm of all darkness and cold.” Loyalty to the fans and our own musical history is very significant in this. The album is conceptual, and the first step in the reclaiming of our past grimness and attitude. Grim, harsh and frostbitten, gripped by a triumphant possession it’s. The songs on Northern Chaos Gods sound like they were cleaved out of a massive glacier.
“We are eternally dedicated to IMMORTAL and our own musical past. Northern Chaos Gods, consequently, is the very essence of IMMORTAL a distillate of grimness that will once again heave the band onto the ice throne of Norwegian black metal. The band has once again been focusing on making their music without much outside influence. The album features eight new tracks consisting of 45 minutes of merciless speed and icy darkness, all massive songs in the true IMMORTAL way. The legendary band has forged “Northern Chaos Gods”, an album which takes IMMORTAL back to its roots. Northern Chaos Gods is out 6 th July 2018 via Nuclear Blast.On July 6th 2018, Norwegian black metal legends IMMORTAL will unleash their first studio album since “All Shall Fall”, released almost nine years ago. STICK THIS NEXT TO: Early-Mid 1990’s Immortal, STANDOUT TRACKS: Where Mountains Rise, Into Battle Ride, Mighty Ravendark This is not, however, entirely an ‘old school album’ rather Northern Chaos Gods announces that Immortal has not only survived, it thrives. Northern Chaos Gods has been stripped of all showy polish, and rendered in quite gnarly production by Peter Tägtgren to reinforce the classic Immortal ‘frostbitten’ sound. The nine minute closing track Mighty Ravendark stands as an all-consumingly grim ode to Immortal’s legendary corpus, and a statement of its timelessness. Demonaz’s vocals are seethingly cold in some of the longer, more textured songs of Northern Chaos Gods such as Gates to Blashyrkh. The pace does slow slightly with the discordant majesty of Where Mountains Rise, capturing the dark mightiness of Immortal. This invocation of Pure Holocaust-era fast and violent sound reflects the return of Demonaz to Immortal’s guitar performance after twenty years, having well and truly recovered from arm injury. Northern Chaos Gods announces that Immortal has not only survived, it thrives.ĭemonaz’ solo songwriting on Northern Chaos Gods reflects a ‘nuts and bolts’ approach to Immortal’s sound, with wall-to-wall intensity on furious riff-orientated tracks such as Into Battle Ride, Called to Ice, and Blacker of Worlds. With this new album, Immortal have reforged as a duo consisting of vocalist/guitarist Demonaz and drummer Horgh, and have stripped away the epic dimensions and glossiness that crept in on All Shall Fall to deliver an album of otherworldly grimness. MORE: IMMORTAL: This Is What We Believe In // THE AMITY AFFLICTION: Return With Massive New Jam & Album // CIRCLES: Release New Single & Announce Upcoming Album // ZEAL & ARDOR: In The Fiery Depths Of Hell // #REALTALK: Actually, Punk Is Doing Just Fine
Norwegian black metal band Immortal have returned with a new album Northern Chaos Gods, following a nine year album drought and the chaotic, publicly aired departure of iconic member Abbath.
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