Eldur is finally ready to make his official debut, after having
sparked interest with a split CD and an EP. With his debut Rituals
of Death and Necromancy, the Icelandic project gathers the best elements
of the local Black Metal scene, delivering a deep, immersive sound
that pulls the listener into a dark and captivating journey.

Eldur is not just another name in the Black Metal scene; he is a
revelation. Formed around the figure of the main composer (former
member of the legendary Thule, Fortíð and Potentiam), his sound is a
perfect balance between darkness, melodic complexity, and emotional
depth.

In Rituals of Death and Necromancy, Eldur creates dense, visionary
soundscapes that evoke the essence of Icelandic Black Metal, but with
a twist: the ability to intertwine brutal force with surprisingly
intricate musical structures.
While post-black influences can be heard, they do not overshadow the
solid black doom melodic foundation that remains the beating heart of
the work. However, this is not just about heaviness and darkness—the
album also weaves in strong prog leanings, adding another layer of
complexity and allure.
Rituals of Death and Necromancy is a sonic experience that blends the
darkest, most immersive elements of black doom with the sophisticated
melodic structures of prog. Eldur’s compositions go beyond the mere
aggression of extreme metal, exploring the shadows through a lens that
makes the music surprisingly lyrical and, at times, visionary.

Eldur's proposal is not only for metal fans but also for those who
seek something deeper and more introspective in a musical landscape
that, while rich in offerings, often feels repetitive. Eldur brings
fresh energy to a scene that needs new impulses, challenging the
listener to dive into their intricate sonic web and lose themselves in
it. Prepare to enter a visceral and dense sonic universe where
chaos and harmony merge to create something truly unique.

Format: Jewelcase CD
Label: ATMF