THY CATAFALQUE - Roka Hasa Radio · BLACK DLP

Golden double vinyl with white and silver splatters limited to 100 copies, presented in a gatefold sleeve. More about 'Vadak' Thy Catafalque's 'Vadak' is a mesmerizing journey through the realms of avant-garde metal, where each composition is a tapestry woven with intricate melodies and complex rhythms. The Hungarian project challenges conventional listening experiences, demanding full engagement from its audience. With influences ranging from Solefald to Ulver, this tenth studio album offers an intellectual exploration into soundscapes that are as rewarding as they are challenging. The album unfolds like a sonic odyssey, each track revealing layers of depth and intricacy. From the haunting opener 'Szarvas' to the transformative closing piece 'Zúzmara', 'Vadak' invites listeners to immerse themselves in its rich textures and atmospheric nuances. The use of Hungarian folklore and mythology infuses the music with an enigmatic charm that captivates and intrigues, promising new discoveries with every listen. Track listing LP 1 A1. Szarvas A2. Köszöntsd a hajnalt A3. Gömböc B1. Az energiamegmaradás törvénye B2. Móló LP 2 C1. A kupolaváros titka C2. Kiscsikó (Irénke dala) C3. Piros-sárga D1. Vadak (Az átváltozás rítusai) D2. Zúzmara Manufacturer: Sasu Soundworks Sarl, 126 Boulevard Bara, Heliopolis 2, Lot B4, 13013 Marseille, France, Contact: www.season-of-mist.com

Digipak CD. More about 'Roka Hasa Radio' Step into the realm of avant-garde metal with Tamás Kátai's visionary project: Thy Catafalque. For over two decades, Thy Catafalque has been masterfully pioneering left-field extreme metal music and bridging the divide between black metal and the avant-garde. Back in 2009, the Hungarian act released opus #4, a concept album that revolves around strange transmissions from an out-of-time radio. ‘Róka Hasa Rádió’ crackles with a child-like curiosity, flipping Carpathian mountain melodies over harsh techno, subdued drones and crushing doom. This is the first album by Thy Catafalque that features vocal contributions by Atilla Bakos and Ágnes Tóth (The Moon and The Nightspirit). A finalist for an HangSúly Hungarian Metal Award, ‘Róka Hasa Rádió’ established Thy Catafalque as a critical darling. For fans of SOLEFALD, ARCTURUS, BLUT AUS NORD, ULVER. Artwork by Tamas Katai. Track listing Szervetlen (11:24) Molekuláris Gépezetek (19:11) Köd Utánam (05:31) Ürhajók Makón (04:26) Piroshátú (06:39) Esölámpás (04:19) Kabócák, Bodobácsok (06:30) Öszi Varázslók (04:41) Fehér Berek (05:34) Manufacturer: Sasu Soundworks Sarl, 126 Boulevard Bara, Heliopolis 2, Lot B4, 13013 Marseille, France, Contact: www.season-of-mist.com

Black double vinyl in gatefold sleeve. About the album In a majestic blend of avant-garde and black metal elements, Thy Catafalque's latest offering 'Róka Hasa Rádió' takes listeners on a profound sonic journey. The Hungarian unit masterfully combines electronic tones with heavy rock riffs and hypnotic experimental soundscapes that challenge conventional genre boundaries. Each track is crafted with precision to elicit an atmospheric embrace of striking contrasts—a testament to the creativity entrenched in this particular style. The album unfolds like an intricate tapestry woven from rich musical threads where storytelling through melody prevails. Exploring themes rooted in surreal landscapes and mythical allegories, its narrative crosses cultural divides to reach universal resonance. Intertwined with eerily beautiful compositions are influences reminiscent of Eastern European folklore that enhance the immersive experience. Track listing LP 1: A1. Szervetlen (Inorganic) B1. Molekuláris Gépezetek (Molecular Machines) LP 2: C1. Köd Utánam (A Fog Following Me) C2. Űrhajók Makón (Spaceships In Makó) C3. Piroshátú (Red-Back) D1. Esőlámpás (A Lantern Of Rain) D2. Kabócák, Bodobácsok (Cicadae And Fire Bugs) D3. Őszi Varázslók (The Wizards Of Autumn) D4. Fehér Berek (White Grove) Manufacturer: Sasu Soundworks Sarl, 126 Boulevard Bara, Heliopolis 2, Lot B4, 13013 Marseille, France, Contact: www.season-of-mist.com