"Sisar is a new Helsinki-based heavy dream pop duo formed by Nora Moberg and Remi Rousselle. Their furious and hypnotic sound is beautiful and vocal-driven, but the heavy guitars and bleak drum machine form its solid foundation. The band’s musical influences include the dream pop legend Cocteau Twins, torchbearer of industrial metal Godflesh, and the pioneer of alternative metal Deftones. This metal dream pop band thus unhesitatingly blends elements from various genres. The result is a sound that is unique and distinctive; the music can appeal to fans of pop, metal, and alternative rock alike.
The music of Sisar is at once dark and hopeful, heavy and naive. Images of nature intertwined with fundamental human questions; love, death, and change are the central themes of the album. On stage the band transforms into a trio that is both heavy and delicate, with catchy choruses cutting through the wall of sound."
Behold the Inferno! Atrocious demon that takes you to the very abyss of death itself for infinite torment. Three monuments of wickedness and sepulchral madness.
"AMOR FATI PRODUCTIONS is proud to present MISTS' striking debut album, Summoning Eternity, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
MISTS is a new Belgian/American project among the trio of H. (OERHEKS, SILVER KNIFE, HÄXENZIJRKELL...), C.V.B. (AERDRYK, ERBEET AZHAK, Wolvennest...) and S.G. (Vox Clamantis, Dashuyn...). Together, they set out to create an eerie path through broken tombstones and forgotten crypts.
The trio's first public work, Summoning Eternity comprises two epic-length tracks for a total of 39 stultifying minutes. Slow and brooding at first, flowing into a mad frenzy towards death, and wisping & winding through an alternately impenetrable / ethereal fog of atmosphere and hysteria, MISTS indeed accomplish their debut album's namesake. With some strange alchemical magick, the band weave a richly hypnotic tapestry that's both stridently black metal and residing simultaneously above and below it - vaporous MISTS on high, inky depths where no life dwells. And for all its shifts into spiraling violence - internal rather than external, as it were - Summoning Eternity retains a shimmering melodicism that evokes a sense of wonder, guiding the listener on a spectral journey through eternal graves and ancient carved miseries. Blaeks' artwork completes the totality in stark & stunning fashion."
