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French post metallers DIRGE premiere new track “Carrion Shrine”; new album “Vanishing Point” coming up

March 9, 2021
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French post-metal band DIRGE have just revealed the first audio sample from their final compilation-album “Vanishing Point”, which is set for release on March 26th by Division Records and the band’s own label Blight Records,

Titled “Carrion Shrine”, this new track is an unreleased outtake from the “Lost Empyrean” recording sessions and features additional female vocals by Mütterlein.

Dirge abruptly announced the end of their 25-year career at the peak of their creativity, right after the release of their critically acclaimed “Lost Empyrean” by Debemur Morti/Blight Records. However, they reserved one last surprise to their long-time fans and will release this final compilation album, which features a collection of unreleased tracks and other rarities that goes from their early industrial beginnings to the post-metal grandeur of their last album. Set for release as a triple CD on March 26th by Division Records and the band’s own label Blight Records, “Vanishing Point” was mixed and mastered by Raphaël Bovey (Gojira, Nostromo, Impure Wilhelmina…). Pre-orders are now available at this location.

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Karol Kamiński

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