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Today, Non Serviam Records is happy to announce the signing of the exciting symphonic black metal band Mist Of Misery from Stockholm, Sweden.
Mist Of Misery was formed by Mortuz Denatus (Vanhelga) in 2010 in the northern suburbs of Stockholm with the vision to create music based on melancholy, darkness, depression and atmosphere. The band released the EP Bleak Autumn, followed by the full-length by the same name in 2011. The EP Temple Of Stilled Voices saw the light of the day in 2013. Mist Of Misery released its second full-length, Absence, in 2016, which showcased the band's progression since its early days. Thanks to its blend of atmospheric black metal and symphonic and depressive elements. The album was very well received around the world and earned tremendous reviews. Before its release, Livsnekaren had joined the band on drums, soon followed by Tenebris (ex-Vanhelga and ex-Grá), who joined the band on bass for various live performances and in 2017 became a permanent member.
The band followed up the critically acclaimed album with two EPs in 2017, Shackles Of Life and Fields Of Isolation. The epic and grandiose double record Unalterable (2019) displayed the band's evolved atmospheric sound. It garnered much praise and paved the way for another evolution in the soundscape of Mist Of Misery, which was made evident when the band began working on a new album, along with the new singer Änglamakaren (Night Crowned).
The writing of its new effort took the band's symphonic sound to new heights. Mist Of Misery finished the album's recording in early 2022 and soon signed with Non Serviam Records, with a planned release this autumn.
The band comments on the signing news: "Mist Of Misery are pleased to announce they have signed with Non Serviam Records for the release of their fourth full-length album this fall, entitled Severance. We look forward to collaborating with such a dedicated and well-established label such as Non Serviam Records".
Ricardo Gelok, Non Serviam Records owner, continues: "I knew the band from their previous releases, and I was really happy they decided to send me their new promo... I really love their musical landscape. The more I listen to the songs the more I discover new things".
More details about the new album and a first taste of what it has to offer will be unveiled soon. Link
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