Damnatio Memoriae, by The Oracle

Damnatio Memoriae

by The Oracle

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Dave Aftandilian Nicely varied compilation of darkwave danceable electronica and blackened ritual ambient for the end times. I picture roaring flames of both terrestrial and celestial origin dancing wildly across the heavens, spewing thick black smoke that makes each breath a seating misery. But the sun still crawls across the sky, and while it does the oblivious masses smile, dance, and sing. Truly strange at times, yet also very satisfying overall.

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1.	Book IV: Straying Further From God's Light 05:32	buy track
2.	The Book of Imbolc 09:02	buy track
3.	The Book of Beltane 03:58	buy track
4.	The Book of Lughnasadh 03:19	buy track
5.	The Book of Samhain 11:44	buy track
6.	Visions of Fatima 06:02	buy track
7.	Eternal Recurrence 06:43	buy track
8.	Nephilim: Movements I & II 11:41	buy track
9.	Book II 06:25	buy track
10.	Book III: Sound of the End Times 09:35	buy track

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DEMONATIO MEMORIAE is a compilation of material by The Oracle that has not been released physically or has been released on splits. It also features a brand new track entitled "Book IV: Straying Further From God's Light" which is a special collaboration with Bloodnun. UK based Forbidden Keep Records will be releasing this as a cassette that spans over 70 minutes on January 14, 2022.

Complete Tracklist:

1. The Book of Imbolc
2. The Book of Beltane
3. The Book of Lughnasadh
4. The Book of Samhain
5. Visions of Fatima
6. Eternal Recurrence
7. Nephilim: Movements I & II
8. Book II
9. Book III: Sound of the End Times
10. Book IV: Straying Further From God's Light

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released January 13, 2022

All music performed by Patrick Murphy with:

Bill Shaner (1,2,3)
Kevin Fitzgerald (1,2,3)
Cosmo Kilburn DiGiulio (4)
Jesse Menard (7)
Bloodnun (10)

Mastering:
Alex Garcia-Rivera (1-5, 8,9)
No One (6)
Will Killingsworth (7,10)

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The Oracle Worcester, Massachusetts

Dark, ceremonial and ritual electronics. Hailing from Worcester, MA.

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