Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: TUMORCD101
- Format: CD
- UPC: 616822132821
- Street Date: 04/07/17
- PreBook Date: 03/03/17
- Label: Malignant »
- Genre: Ambient/Experimental
- Run Time: 63:11 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Year of Production: 2016
- Box Lot: 35
- Territory: WORLD
- Language: English
Product Assets
Monocube - The Rituals
The hallmarks of classic dark ambient: arcing, cinematic textures, elegiac melody, and timestretched drift
- List Price: $11.99
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Following a recent appearance on Drone Mind Vol 5, Ukrainian act Monocube makes his way into the halls of Malignant for his second, full length recording, featuring nine tracks and just over an hour worth of material ensconced in shadowy, enveloping atmospheres, intact with all the hallmarks of classic dark ambient: arcing, cinematic textures, elegiac melody, and timestretched drift. As The Rituals progresses, it becomes increasingly populated by something even more ominous and bleak; undertones of ancient tribalism and fiery invocations arise, mixed with the blackened soot of distant factory churn and the burning remnants of an ashen wasteland. Featuring collaborative tracks with Treha Sektori, Apocryphos, and Asmorod, The Rituals is an immersive and compelling work, seamlessly bound together in an embrace of darkness. Tracklisting: Visiones III, Drowned Sun, Downwards (feat. Apocryphos), Totem Incantation, Fires Shifting - Nocturnal Motion, Through Our Blood, Father Fenris, Anthracite Glow (feat. Treha Sektori), Initiation (feat. Asmorod).
Track Listing
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Bonus Materials
- Featuring contributions from Apocryphos (Cryochamber), Treha Sektori (Cyclic Law), and Asmorod
Sales Points
- Ritual dark ambient and post-industrial for fans of Funerary Call, Atrium Carceri, Raison d'Etre
- Limited 500 copies
Press Quotes
Although 'The Rituals' can be categorised under a broad ritual-dark ambient/ post-industrial drone banner, it pleasingly illustrates the creativity and diversity in approach which can still be achieved with the confines of such genres.
—Richard Stevenon, Noise Receptor Zine
One of the best representatives of this genre
—Blizzard, Raben Report