“…monochromatic and terrifying. It’s the sort of thing that leans into the wonderful twisted misery of the genre and leaves me begging for more”
– Two Guys Metal Reviews
Recorded at Heaven’s Gate 2020
Mixed by Deathcult at Slimecave Studio 2022-2024
Mastered by Haldor Grunberg at Satanic Audio 2024
Lyric translated from The Devils and Evil Spirits of Babylonia, London 1903
by R.C. Thompson. (Altered by Skagg 2017)
Additional vocals by Hoest and Lava
Front cover by Kitti Solymosi (Anatiummi Arts)
credits
Skagg: Vocal/Guitar
Lava: Guitar
Hoest: Bass
Thurzur: Drums
Releases May 31, 2024
Black LP. Edition of 200. First 50 copies with poster.
Black shell tape strictly limited 50 copies
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"We often tend to use words such as grim, harsh, and evil when the talk or discussion revolves around black metal, but very few acts actually embody and manifest those terms and phrases to such a convincing extent as Deathcult do"
eternal-terror.com
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"Such is the power of the howling wind and the devilish magic of Deathcult (...) Seven Are They is monochromatic and terrifying. It's the sort of thing that leans into the wonderful twisted misery of the genre and leaves me begging for more"
twoguysmetalreviews.com
Origin: Norway / Formed in: 2006 / Genre: Black Metal