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artist: Noirsuaire
title: The Dragging Poison
year: 2025
genre: Black Metal
type: Album
label: Osmose Productions
language: English
rel. date: 2025-12-26
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
runtime: 00:35:44
size: 90.96 MB
rip date: 2025-12-29
source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/831484361
tracklist:
1. Intro - Thousands Throats Thousands Spears 3:31
2. The Trance of Bedless Bones 4:31
3. Fogged By the Leaves of Pestilence 3:40
4. The Dragging Poison 5:18
5. Possessed By a Malignant Lust 4:04
6. Interlude - Withering Veins 1:50
7. Enshrouded in Rabid Repugnance 3:32
8. Sworn By Sinister Wisdom 4:41
9. Noirsuaire 4:37
release notes:
Recorded in the solitude of an attic on the French side of the Pyrenees,
The Dragging Poison marks the first full-length opus from Noirsuaire,
the one-man vessel of creator N. Conceived in isolation, the album
channels the raw and arcane spirit of the late '90s French Black Metal
underground, drawing upon the same venomous well that birthed cult
entities such as Bekhira, Seigneur Voland and Funeral, while summoning
the spectral aura of Nastrond, Marduk and Cultes des Ghoules.
Mixed and mastered with unflinching precision by Sébastien Tuvi at BST
Studios (known for his work with Hell Militia, Sotherion), the record
strikes the perfect balance between suffocating atmosphere and scything
aggression. Contributions from select guests add further depth to the
cursed liturgy: young organist Mildrac imbues the interlude "Withering
Veins" with ecclesiastical grandeur, while BST himself lends venomous
vocal incantations to "Fogged By The Leaves of Pestilence"-a piece
dedicated to Nisse Karlén of Sacramentum.
Thematically, The Dragging Poison delves into the shadows of forgotten
European folklore, the nocturnal hunger of vampirism, and the solemn
path of old-fashioned Devil worship. These obsessions are clothed in a
visual mantle of darkness through the cover art of acclaimed painter
David Thiérrée (Behemoth, Warloghe), whose work mirrors the album's aura
of archaic malignancy.
The Dragging Poison is not an attempt at innovation-it is a statement of
devotion. A poisoned chalice offered to those who still revere the cold,
untamed essence of Black Metal as it once was: uncompromising,
ritualistic, and unburdened by modernity.