W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS is proud to present a brand new mini-album from black metal disciples FIDES INVERSA, appropriately titled Rite of Inverse Incarnation. But harken! This time, the duo has broken their boundaries and invited two more entities into their creative realm. Comprising two, nearly 10-minute songs, Rite of Inverse Incarnation is a natural followup to the critically acclaimed Mysterium Tremendum et Fascinans, released during the autumn of 2014 by W.T.C. But this new record also marks something different and more furious, as they decided to invite Wraath on vocals and Unhold on bass. Recorded during one intense day and night in Germany, this recording will surely leave a mark upon the devout as it did on its practitioners. Instead of further words, head the statement from FIDES INVERSA about these Rites: "An act of dedication, respect, and birth of a brotherhood. A vision brought to life by some of the few in this scene who say what they mean and mean what they say. Become the living truth! Hail Satan!"
BEHEXEN should require no introduction. One of the longest-running Finnish black metal bands, BEHEXEN have patiently spread out their album releases in such a manner that each serves as a tome, a poignant snapshot of that era of its creators, with each being unique in its headspace but undeniably coming from the same visionary minds. But prior to essential early albums like 2000's Rituale Satanum and 2004's classic By the Blessing of Satan, BEHEXEN had recorded a trio of equally compelling demos - and even one prior, under the moniker Lords of the Left Hand, in 1995.
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