Häxkapell has unleashed the album “Om jordens blod och urgravens grepp”

January 17 , 2025 | 11:11

The Swedish solo black metal entity Häxkapell has unleashed its second full-length album,  Om jordens blod och urgravens grepp” ,  via Nordvis Produktion.

Purchase CD/LP: https://silentfuture.ffm.to/jordens-blod

Om jordens blod och urgravens grepp  (‘Of earth’s blood and the grave’s grasp’) is a powerful blend of black metal, folk, and atmospheric darkness, interwoven with classical and progressive influences. Traditional instruments such as the violin, viola, willow flute, and hand drum infuse the music with ancient, primal energy. The lyrics, crafted through subconscious writing, serve as a conduit to the mystical and otherworldly. Häxkapell commented: This is the opening track, and the album begins in darkness and death. The first drone note that initiates the record is heard again at the end of the final track, connecting beginning and end, symbolising the inseparability of life’s light and death’s darkness. Häxkapell embodies both illumination and shadow – but in this track, there is only a faint echo of life’s light, represented by the violins’ response to the abyssal choirs chanting death’s wordless psalm. Life is shattered; I am ground to ashes, scattered across the sky, and reborn as a slave of the abyss. The hammer of evil crushes the sorrow and desperation of the midsection in the relentless chorus. No weakness is tolerated within the grave’s cold, hard grip. Deep within the earth’s soil, roots grow, nourished by blood, death, and decay – Satan’s roots.

 

 

Tracklist (with translations):
1.Satans rötter (‘Satan’s roots’)
2.Metamorfos (‘Metamorphosis’)
3.Urgravens grepp är hårt och kallt (‘The grip of the grave is hard and cold’)
4.Hem (‘Home’)
5.Vindar från förr (‘Winds from the past’)
6.Den sanna modern talar (‘The true mother speaks’)

 

 

Listen to the album below:

 

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