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Belgium-based atmospheric funeral doom metal project, Slow, has set 8 December as the release date for its highly anticipated seventh album, Abîmes I. The album will come out through Aural Music; its first released track, "Implode", is already out and awaits you in the player below.
Slow - an acronym standing for Silence Lives Out / Over Whirlpool - was founded in 2007 by Déhà (We All Die (Laughing), Imber Luminis, Clouds, Cult Of Erinyes, Vaer, et al.), who, in 2017, joined forces with Lore B (Ter Ziele) and caught the attention of cult Italian label code666, and a multi-album deal was signed in late October 2017. In January 2018, the concept album, V – Oceans, was released to worldwide critical acclaim. One year later, the band decided to re-release its previous album, IV – Mythologiae, in a revamped, re-recorded deluxe edition. A few months later came the sixth album, VI – Dantalion, a 78-minute multifaced demonic monster recorded, mixed, and mastered by Déhà himself at Opus Magnum Studios in Bruxelles, Belgium. After several years, Slow is now back with its incredible seventh album, Abîmes I.
Everything for Abîmes I was done in Déhà's studio in Brussels, powered by the Blackout Studio, and the result is an amazing analog-driven sound. The album is a continuous story, which ends up with the masterpiece "Collapse," filled with Déhà's well-known harsh, guts-rending screams, while Lore's bass and lyrics pound every single ounce of hope. Link
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