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NECRONOMICON Confirms "Vivus Verum" Online Concert Stream By Larry Petro, News Monkey Thursday, November 4, 2021 @ 12:14 AM
Fans who are present for the live stream will have a chance to win a copy of NECRONOMICON's UNUS CD. Instructions on how to enter will be shared during the live chat for those in attendance.
NECRONOMICON will be supporting 2019's UNUS, which can be streamed, downloaded, and ordered HERE
The album art for UNUS, which was created by Simon Bossert, can be found below with the tracklist.
Tracklist
Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s legendary grimoire, NECRONOMICON formed in 1988 by founding guitarist and singer Rob "The Witch" in the deep, northern part of Canadian province Quebec, Fjord of Saguenay. Since then, the band have carefully released each full-length without haste, allowing them to perfect every nuance before unleashing their sonic assaults upon the masses. In 2019, NECRONOMICON was presented with a certificate of honor for over 30 years of service via H.S. production/Tommy Tremblay, and the people of Saguenay Lac St Jean, making them the second band after VOIVOD to ever receive this honor.
UNUS is a searing cacophony of blistering riffs, machine-like drums, and a symphonic ambience, culminating in a sound that calls to various metal icons such as DIMMU BORGIR, SEPTICFLESH, BEHEMOTH, and DEICIDE. The record combines the furious elements of death metal with the orchestral prowess of black metal, creating the perfect synthesis of both genres. Standout tracks like “Paradise Lost” and “Singularis Dominus” only solidify NECRONOMICON’s ability to continuously produce high quality metal that’s just as dark and brutal as it is elegant.
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Montreal’s premier blackened death metallers are back with UNUS, the crushing and cinematic follow up to 2016’s Advent of the Human God. With each record NECRONOMICON has created in the span of their 31-year career, the band has steadily evolved in both sound and power; UNUS is no exception to this.