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Canadian black metallers Plague Weaver will release their new album titled Ascendant Blasphemy on 26th February. Plague Weaver embodies the frigid national landscape in their upcoming release. The first single from this formidable black metal act is the album opener, “Nothing Is Sacred”, and you can hear it below in the lyric video form. This song starts off with a low-mid tempo, as it attempts to welcome the listener. The track quickly explodes into the verse sections with a faster tempo and more energetic vocals. The bridge introduces some extra guitar leads, and prepares the listener for the repetitive outro vocals, repeating the phrase "Nothing Is Sacred".
Let it be done.’ Plague Weaver shares their expectations for the record’s reception: “We think fans who have heard the previous EP will enjoy this album. Ascendant Blasphemy is an evolution, no doubt. Definitely more aggressive, and more riff-driven overall, without abandoning Plague Weaver’s doom-inspired roots on songs like "In Exitium Caeli" and "...of Quivering Doves".”
Ascendant Blasphemy is a sure shot in its musical direction. It’s a journey from start to finish that is not without its own heaps and valleys. Vocalist JC explains that the lyrics are a loose concept that follows a series of Satanic philosophies or questions considered from a Satanic perspective, illustrated to a loose fictional idea he has been throwing around for a while. Punishing and grim, Plague Weaver is ideal for old school black metal fans and those who are particularly fond of Dissection, Rotting Christ, Varathron and (old) Samael. Link
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