Mysterium Tremendum

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• “Dans la série '' j'arrive encore aprés la bataille'', voici ce disque merveilleux. Des gens qui savent t' incruster leur musique dans ton cráne. Quelle classe messieurs!”

  — Grégory Duveau

• “A stunning record about deathly weird outer beings has an effect of becoming the most uplifting record you'll hear. It remains within the darkness and has the passionate pull that every human craves, Lord Dying are one of a kind.”

  — Darknight · favourite track: Severed Forever

• “A truly iconic record. There's being great, and then there's actually standing out with your sound. Lord Dying really took off with this record: A delightfully strange, winding, Nick Cave-ish dark folk sensibility to the songwriting that sounds unlike anyone else. Excited to hear more from the Lord!”

  — pinkytheent

• “Combining the raw depression and progressive chops of Pallbearer with the aggression and narrative elements of fellow Portlandians, Red Fang, this record packs an emotional punch. While dark, it is also uplifting, guiding the listener through existential gloom with knowing compassion.”

  — Noah Rhein · favourite track: Even the Darkness Went Away

• “Weirdly uplifting despite the depressive subject matter. Weirdly progressive despite the trad roots. Possibly just overall weird. And heavy.”

  — Drew Thomson · favourite track: Nearing the End of the Curling Worm