Hour Of 13 Black Magick Rites Vinyl LP 2021
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Cat no. SKR180LP
Tracklist:
1. His Majesty Of The Wood
2. Return From The Grave
3. House Of Death
4. Black Magick Rites
5. Within The Pentagram
6. Harvest Night
7. The Mystical Hall Of Dreams
Hour of 13's first full-length offering in over eight years, 'Black Magick Rites' was available digitally on the first of November 2020 for only 24 hours. Just as uniquely, 'Black Magick Rites' also marks the first Hour of 13 album where he handles not only all instruments, but also all vocals. Indeed, Davis' vocals evoke an ancient nostalgia, of doom metal before it was ""doom metal"" - of the days when bands like Black Sabbath, Pagan Altar, and Witchfinder General simply followed their respective muses wherever it took them. And for Davis, 'Black Magick Rites' sees him taking his Hour of 13 muse toward a rougher, more rock 'n' roll expression and yet tinged with an emotive melancholy that resonates deeply within the soul. No, no flavor-of-the-week ""occult rock"" cliches here, for Davis still prizes blue-collared authenticity in his doom, but he likewise never lets it hamper his immediately recognizable songwriting, which here ever so subtly inches closer to classic deathrock territory (think the likes of early Christan Death and Voodoo Church). Naturally, with a title like 'Black Magick Rites', an indulgence in occultism is expected, and you can literally feel the fingers of the black beyond reaching out to you across every electric minute of this 44-minute monolith.
1. His Majesty Of The Wood
2. Return From The Grave
3. House Of Death
4. Black Magick Rites
5. Within The Pentagram
6. Harvest Night
7. The Mystical Hall Of Dreams
Hour of 13's first full-length offering in over eight years, 'Black Magick Rites' was available digitally on the first of November 2020 for only 24 hours. Just as uniquely, 'Black Magick Rites' also marks the first Hour of 13 album where he handles not only all instruments, but also all vocals. Indeed, Davis' vocals evoke an ancient nostalgia, of doom metal before it was ""doom metal"" - of the days when bands like Black Sabbath, Pagan Altar, and Witchfinder General simply followed their respective muses wherever it took them. And for Davis, 'Black Magick Rites' sees him taking his Hour of 13 muse toward a rougher, more rock 'n' roll expression and yet tinged with an emotive melancholy that resonates deeply within the soul. No, no flavor-of-the-week ""occult rock"" cliches here, for Davis still prizes blue-collared authenticity in his doom, but he likewise never lets it hamper his immediately recognizable songwriting, which here ever so subtly inches closer to classic deathrock territory (think the likes of early Christan Death and Voodoo Church). Naturally, with a title like 'Black Magick Rites', an indulgence in occultism is expected, and you can literally feel the fingers of the black beyond reaching out to you across every electric minute of this 44-minute monolith.