Araphel-The_Endchanter-WEB-2025-BLEEDiNG

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      artist: Araphel
       title: The Endchanter
        year: 2025
       genre: Black Metal

        type: Album
       label: Nuclear War Now! Productions
    language: English
   rel. date: 2025-10-31

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
     runtime: 00:38:33
        size: 97.04 MB

    rip date: 2025-11-01
  source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/848133012

   tracklist:

   1.  The Endchanter                                                  7:27
   2.  Old Comet Transition                                            6:02
   3.  Elysian Fields Ablaze                                           6:06
   4.  Scentless Epoch                                                 4:53
   5.  A Meaning Quest - The Smile of Sisyphus                         5:03
   6.  Tempus Edax Rerum                                               2:38
   7.  The Song of Araphel                                             6:24


   release notes:

   Nuclear War Now! Productions is proud to present Araphel's highly
   anticipated debut album, The Endchanter.

   Spontaneous and genuine yet undeniably within the canon of extreme
   metal, Araphel wear no masks nor offer no mysticism. Full-length proof:
   The Endchanter, which follows last year's introductory Old Comet
   Transition EP. Across the record's seven-song / 39-minute runtime, one
   will hear the honest voice of a musician speaking about his experiences
   and point of view-in this case, prolific Italian musician Santo
   alongside a lineup made up of veteran musicians of the Italian
   underground scene-sharing a critique of society and the dullness of our
   lives and rules we are forced to live by. The music is rooted in black
   metal, with a clear METAL aesthetic, and has deep ties to the best of
   the underground and classic metal tradition, but it's the heartfelt
   synthesis of form and content where The Endchanter creates its own
   poignant landscape.

   To be sure, sonic signposts are aplenty on The Endchanter-from
   old-school Greek black metal to the culter likes of Poland's Xantotol
   and Colombia's Nebiros to the spirit of Bathory, Dissection, Immortal,
   and Desaster among others-but where Araphel excel is narrative
   songwriting, rooted in sincerity and personal truth rather than fantasy.
   To immerse oneself in the album's lyrics is as engrossing as the music
   itself. There are no devils, messiahs, or sacrificial horrors here-just
   reality, resulting in an experience brimming with tragedy and triumph. A
   raw-yet-poetic reflection on the END-not just of individual existence,
   but of an entire belief system-Araphel's debut album seeks authenticity
   in a fragmented era, offering a perspective that is clear-eyed,
   disenchanted, but deeply human. It's an invitation to reclaim one's own
   vision, even if solitary, even if misunderstood: to be guided by nature,
   silence, and doubt, rather than the deafening voice of false
   certainties. Here reigns...The Endchanter!

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00-araphel-the_endchanter-web-2025.jpg1,24 MB
00-araphel-the_endchanter-web-2025.m3u255 B
00-araphel-the_endchanter-web-2025.nfo3,48 KB
00-araphel-the_endchanter-web-2025.sfv325 B
01-araphel-the_endchanter.mp317,69 MB
02-araphel-old_comet_transition.mp314,42 MB
03-araphel-elysian_fields_ablaze.mp314,57 MB
04-araphel-scentless_epoch.mp311,78 MB
05-araphel-a_meaning_quest-the_smile_of_sisyphus.mp312,19 MB
06-araphel-tempus_edax_rerum.mp36,63 MB
07-araphel-the_song_of_araphel.mp315,27 MB