Wyatt E. - āl bēlūti dārû
Pre order Gold Smoke Edition now. Expected in late May. We only have 50 copies. The rest the band will have for their summer tour dates. Act fast this is the 3rd repress!
Vinyl pictures are mock ups only and may vary in real life
This is a PRE ORDER. We will only ship once everything in your basket is ready.
Pre order Gold Smoke Edition now. Expected in late May. We only have 50 copies. The rest the band will have for their summer tour dates. Act fast this is the 3rd repress!
Vinyl pictures are mock ups only and may vary in real life
This is a PRE ORDER. We will only ship once everything in your basket is ready.
Pre order Gold Smoke Edition now. Expected in late May. We only have 50 copies. The rest the band will have for their summer tour dates. Act fast this is the 3rd repress!
Vinyl pictures are mock ups only and may vary in real life
This is a PRE ORDER. We will only ship once everything in your basket is ready.
Available on
Gold Smoke Edition (3rd Repress)
Stolen Body Vinyl (Gatefold sleeve with Metallic Bronze Pantone ink) Limited Edition of 100
EU HQ Vinyl (Gatefold sleeve with Metallic Bronze Pantone ink) Limited Edition of 100 - Available from EU Only
Band Vinyl (Gatefold sleeve with Metallic Bronze Pantone ink)Limited Edition of 100
Black Vinyl 400 made
Digipack CD
āl bēlūti dārû (“The Eternal City” in Akkadian language) features two 19 minutes tracks recorded in our Karl-EhmannStrasse home studio, mixed by doom godfather Billy Anderson (Sleep, Om, Melvins,...) and mastered by Justin Weis at Trakworx.
The composition of the album results of a challenging use of techniques and instruments never used by the band before: Saxophones, Saz, an unusual use of voices, effects and percussions. 2 drum kits have been tracked simultaneously during most of the album to create some sort of messy vibration coming from a huge crowd.
A-side Mušḫuššu (Name of Marduk’s sacred animal) is a well-balanced track driven by a bass groove & featuring Y. Tönnes on the saxophone, ending up in a traditional acoustic outro.
B-side Šarru Rabu (“The Great King”) is a military march and shows the band at its best in terms of slowly building up layers to a climax and starting all over again until the final sonic explosion.
