Quebec black metallers Sanctvs stream the entirety of their sophomore album, De l'Abîme au Plérôme, ahead of its official release this Friday, 30 January, on Osmose Productions.
Always treading further towards the abyss, Sanctvs return with six hymns of devotion and transformation. Staring at the face of Death, De l'Abîme au Plérôme is an elegy to our own mortality, a dirge to the passing of time and the changes it inevitably brings. Vanity of vanities, all is vanity... Link
SANCTVS - Streams De l'Abîme au Plérôme Ahead Of Friday's Release
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