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Roel Verscheure

Stuporous share new track ‘Never Let Me Go’

Black Metal, Doom Metal

Black/doom enigmas Stuporous shared the new track “Never Let Me Go” at the Transmissions From the Dark YouTube channel. The track is the third to be revealed from the band’s highly anticipated debut album, Asylum’s Lament, set for international release on January 25th via Void Wanderer Productions, in conspiracy with War Productions. Hear Stuporous‘ “Never Let Me Go” in its entirety exclusively HERE.

Stuporous is a Dutch/Belgian black-doom band with members from the infamous Zwotte Kring collective. With a history in black metal going back to the ’90’s, and a deep interest in doom metal, the idea for Stuporous was born. 

Stuporous is the brainchild of Floris Velthuis, who had previously flirted with blackened doom with his non-orthodox black metal band Meslamtaea. Trumpeter Izzy Op de Beeck, who’s also part of Meslamtaea, plays in various jazz-noir projects. Doom, therefore, is familiar territory to him, and he adds a special dark jazz vibe to the music. With singer Devi, who works in psychiatry, the formation is complete. 

Stuporous‘ lyrics are about mental disorders and depression, based on true events in the psychiatric facility. Devi‘s vocals, at times schizophrenic, are making the listener identify with the suffering persons that the music is about. Traditional grunts and screams are interspersed with clean vocals. 

The band’s first public recording, Asylum’s Lament sounds heavy, nostalgic, and melancholic – dreamlike, but not a pleasant dream, as the listener is drowning into a mental nightmare maelstrom…

In the meantime, hear the brand-new track “Never Let Me Go” exclusively HERE, courtesy of the Transmissions From the Dark YouTube channel. Also hear the previously revealed “The Voice That Made Me Do It” exclusively HERE, courtesy of the This is Black Metal YouTube channel, as well as the previously revealed “Decorating the Willow Tree” exclusively HERE, courtesy of NoCleanSinging.com. Preorder info can be found HERE. Cover artwork, courtesy of Gordiart, and tracklisting are as follows:

Tracklisting for Stuporous‘ Asylum’s Lament
1. Parasidious Preludium [2:22]
2. Throne of Madness [5:40]
3. Desperation [6:16]
4. Decorating the Willow Tree  [7:13]
5. Never Let Me Go [8:26]
6. Distorted Echoes [6:34]
7. The Voice That Made Me Do It [10:33]

Lineup
Floris Velthuis – guitar, bass, drums, synths (Meslamtaea, Schavot, The Color of Rain, Asgrauw)
Devi Hisgen – vocals (Teitan, The Color of Rain, Cthuluminati)
Izzy Op de Beeck – horn (Meslamtaea, Waveshard, Detour Doom Ensemble, Avatar BE)

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08/01/2024/0 Comments/by Roel Verscheure
Tags: Belgian, belgium, black metal, Doom Metal, dutch, Netherlands, Stuporous, Void Wanderer Productions
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