Showing posts with label Imprecation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imprecation. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Texas Death Cult IMPRECATION Return With The Release of Satanae Tenebris Infinita

Consider today the beginning of the end for false metal as underground death pioneers IMPRECATION have risen with the long-awaited release of their first full-length, Satanae Tenebris Infinita; out now on Dark Descent Records.

Satanae Tenebris Infinita is being released on CD and vinyl formats to stores and distros worldwide and can be purchased directly through the label at www.darkdescentrecords.com.

Digital downloads are available at darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com.


Hailing from Texas, IMPRECATION have been firmly entrenched in death metal's underground since their inception in 1991. The early 90s saw the band release a couple of acclaimed demos and an EP (Drowned Records) followed by a compilation of material in 1995 titled Theurgia Goetia Summa on Repulse Records (later reissued several times). Not long after this essential death metal compilation, the band went on hiatus until its resurrection in 2009. Cited as highly influential by many death metal bands today, IMPRECATION's  debut full-length, Satanae Tenebris Infinita is IMPRECATION in top form. Satanae Tenebris Infinita is definitely not a departure from IMPRECATION's earlier style but a continuation of the destiny that was interrupted due to the band's break back in 1998. The album is 40 minutes of pure, unadulterated death metal the way it was meant to be played complete with cover art from long-time ally, Mr. Chris Moyen (ABOMINANT, INCANTATION). This is one not to be missed.

IMPRECATION is:  
Ruben Elizondo (drums, keyboards)
Dave Herrera (vocals)
Danny Hiller (guitar)
Milton Luna (guitar)  
David Ramirez (bass)

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Texas Death Crew IMPRECATION To Unleash Hell With Satanae Tenebris Infinita; Out This Summer on Dark Descent Records

Pioneers of early 90s death metal IMPRECATION have risen to once again burn the true meaning of Texas Death Metal into the minds of the masses with the long-awaited release of their first full-length, Satanae Tenebris Infinita; coming out on Dark Descent Records.

Satanae Tenebris Infinita will be in stores and distros worldwide on June 25th and is now available for pre-order on CD and vinyl at the Dark Descent Records Webstore.

Hailing from Texas, IMPRECATION have been firmly entrenched in death metal's underground since their inception in 1991. The early 90s saw the band release a couple of acclaimed demos and an EP (Drowned Records) followed by a compilation of material in 1995 titled Theurgia Goetia Summa on Repulse Records (later reissued several times). Not long after this essential death metal compilation, the band went on hiatus until its resurrection in 2009. Cited as highly influential by many death metal bands today, IMPRECATION's  debut full-length, Satanae Tenebris Infinita is IMPRECATION in top form. Satanae Tenebris Infinita is definitely not a departure from IMPRECATION's earlier style but a continuation of the destiny that was interrupted due to the band's break back in 1998. The album is 40 minutes of pure, unadulterated death metal the way it was meant to be played complete with cover art from long-time ally, Mr. Chris Moyen (ABOMINANT, INCANTATION). This is one not to be missed.

Album tracks "Blood Dominion" and "From Beyond the Fiery Temples" can be streamed below.

Visit www.darkdescentrecords.com for pre-order info. 


 Blood Dominion
From Beyond the Fiery Temples
Hosanna Ex Inferis
The Coils of Eden
Chapel of Rotting Flesh
Rancid Blood on Blackened Thorns
Of the Black Earth
Carrion Winds of Golgotha

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Imprecation streams From Beyond the Fiery Temples

Below can be heard the second song "From Beyond the Fiery Temples" off  the long-awaited debut full-length from long-time Texas death metal band, Imprecation. The album "Satanae Tenebris Infinita" will be released on CD and vinyl through Dark Descent Records in the Spring 2013. 

Cover art by Chris Moyen