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Mors Salis - Opus I

by Saltas

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1.
Metaspiritual Redisintegration 02:06
2.
Tremors 06:00
3.
Astral Funeral March 04:00
4.
Dimensional Seismic Waves 03:55
5.
This Is the Death 04:47
6.
The Rotting Resonance 01:59
7.
...the Liberation 09:41
8.
Reversed Atom(b) 09:09

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ANTI-GOTH 467

The frigid embrace of death, infinite and profound, permeates every chord, guttural utterance, and percussive strike on Saltas’ most recent offering, “Mors Salis: Opus I.” After releasing two superb demos—“Currents” and “Parasites”—on NWN! in 2018, Sweden’s Saltas have spent the last year writing and recording the material for this new full-length. Saltas is comprised of just two members—guitarist N.R. of Runemagick and The Funeral Orchestra, among others, and drummer C.J., known for his work in Irkallian Oracle. The duo’s music is multi-dimensional and dense, conjuring a deathlike atmosphere unmatched by the majority of their peers. Indeed, this album is more than metal; the music is ceremonial and trancelike, an arcane death ritual in which unconventional elements are utilized in the service of creating a comprehensive sonic environment that is consuming and experiential. This is not meant to suggest that the album is devoid of riffs or structure. At its core, “Mors Salis: Opus I” is a highly composed and coordinated work of death doom, but Saltas do not reflexively hew to the line of tradition, preferring instead to explore the esoteric regions beyond.

- J. Campbell

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released March 15, 2020

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