Avantgardiste Black Blut Aus Nord. Lista de los grupos Avantgardiste Black Blut Aus Nord 777 - Sect(s). Band Name Blut Aus Nord. Album Name 777 - Sect(s). Data de aparición 18 Abril 2011. Labels Debemur Morti Productions.

Blut aus Nord's 2007 album Odinist: The Destruction of Reason by Illumination (the subtitle being a quote from Aleister Crowley), was leaked to the Internet on September 10, 2007. While the album's superficial sound is similar to that of MoRT, the album demonstrates a return to more traditional black metal songwriting and structure. They will release a split EP with Ævangelist in June 2016 through Debemur Morti Productions. Musical style and conceptual elements. Blut Aus Nord's work has been described as the "sonic equivalent to Thorns injecting Streetcleaner-era Godflesh with an evil unpredictability". 777 – Sect(s) (2011). 777 – The Desanctification (2011). 777 – Cosmosophy (2012). Memoria Vetusta III: Saturnian Poetry (2014).

777 - Sect(s) by Blut Aus Nord, released 18 April 2011 1. Epitome I 2. Epitome II 3. Epitome III 4. Epitome IV 5. Epitome V 6. Epitome VI In the first instalment of a groundbreaking trilogy, BLUT AUS NORD performs six new desanctification rituals, stripping bare the age-old illusions of life and existence. Life is less than the meat; the body less than the raiment. Existence is no more than a nebulous concept; knowledge and wisdom just fading delusions.

777 – Sect(s) is the eighth full-length album by French Black Metal band Blut Aus Nord. The album was released on April 18, 2011 through Debemur Morti Productions. It is the first album in the '777' trilogy, with the others being called 777 – The Desanctification and 777 – Cosmosophy. The album was recorded, mixed, and mastered at Earthsound Studio, with artwork provided by Daniel Valencia.

777 - Sect(s) Information. Track listing (Songs). Blut Aus Nord Discography.

Blut aus Nord discography (main). 777 - The Desanctification (2011). Blut aus Nord discography (all) Liber I (2010).

Paradoxal time traveling or not, Blut Aus Nord are not only warping minds with their time-stretching compositions, 777 is also the beginning of a trilogy of albums set to play out over the next two years. Besides a broader understanding of the general lyrical themes that BAN have been penning to their albums over the past seventeen years (God, Satan, Individualism, Spiritualism et., good luck finding deeper meaning within the French lyrics and indiscernible vocals. Truth be told though, this topic is so broad in its scope of interpretation that one could get away with a career of writing this same concept (I believe too many black metal bands have done this already). This minor flaw is overlooked when you get down to their compositions of constantly transforming and burgeoning black metal set out in BAN’s sounds.