Teyacanilitztli Nahualli, by Ixtlahuac

Teyacanilitztli Nahualli

by Ixtlahuac

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	1.	Huehuecoyotl 03:50
	2.	Ixlthaucán de los Brujos 03:14
	3.	Guía Mistico:Xoloitzcuintle 03:53
	4.	Nahuallotl (Magia) Negra 05:49
	5.	Ritual de Fuego Nuevo 05:09
	6.	Xolotl:4 Puntos Cardinales (Outro) 01:34
	7.	Rito Ceremonial en la Zona Negativa (Engendro Malévolo Cover Bonus Track) 05:16
	8.	Coatlicue Nunca Muere (Bonus track) 02:38

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IXTLAHUAC emerged in 2018 from San Leandro, CA and Medellin, Colombia. After two exceptionally refined demos, TEYACANILITZTLI NAHUALLI is the most recent offering from this grim alliance. Drawing on influences of classic black and death metal, IXTLAHUAC establishes their own unique handle of the genre with grandiose and sweeping song structures, unorthodox instrumentation, and forlorn guitar meditations that all serve to brace the overwhelming power of this full-length offering. Tension runs deep here, with each track offering a tightly composed series of movements that suggest a dramaturgical vision from their creators. A suffocating atmosphere sets the tone, with raw analog recording that brings to mind the best of the LLN hordes.

Lyrically, TEYACANILITZTLI NAHUALLI (which translates to “Sorcerer Guide”) draws on obscure Mesoamerican codices known as Amoxtli. These codices, written in the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, detail the histories of indigenous pre-colonial life in Mesoamerica. With a focus on the cosmogenic worship of deities such as Huitzilopochtli, the star-bound patron of war, an occult current breathes beneath the surface of IXTLAHUAC’s cryptic poetry. War, sacrifice and ritual operate in equal measure, from a time where the power of the Tlamacazqui (the ritual priest) held violent sway. A modern mind occludes the mysteries of this ancient society of ritual war. IXTLAHUAC guides us through its arcane labyrinth.

A truly stand-out expression of high-altitude meditation and pure, rotten evil, TEYACANILITZTLI NAHUALLI will certainly be regarded as a classic in the tradition of black metal art. An ode to the ritual power of war for those willing to take the risk.

- P. Lautensleger