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Ahab share a new music video for final, colossal album single »Mobilis In Mobili«; new album »The Coral Tombs« out now via Napalm Records!

Nautik doom metal masters Ahab have released a new music video for final, colossal album single »Mobilis In Mobili« taken from their fifth full-length album, »The Coral Tombs«, out this Friday, January 13th, 2023 via Napalm Records.

Tracklist:
01. Prof. Arronax’ Descent Into The Vast Oceans
02. Colossus Of The Liquid Graves
03. Mobilis In Mobili
04. The Sea As A Desert
05. A Coral Tomb
06. Ægri Somnia
07. The Mælstrom

Courtesy of All Noir PR:

Extreme doom metal masters Ahab celebrate the release of their critically acclaimed, fifth studio album, »The Coral Tombs«, via Napalm Records. It’s the band’s first full-length offering in eight long years, gaining much praise from both fans and music critics alike.

Following their much acclaimed, chart-impacting 2015 album, »The Boats Of The Glenn Carrig«, and the epic »Live Prey« release (2020), as usual, the kings of nautik doom – a genre they invented – once again interpret a maritime novel, inspired this time by Jules Verne’s masterpiece »20000 Leagues Under The Sea«. Throughout seven new tracks, Ahab take their fans on a new musical journey with Captain Nemo and Professor Arronax. Of their entire discography, »The Coral Tombs« is arguably the closest the band has come to their sound resembling a real soundtrack: it’s evil, it’s longing, it’s sad, it’s meditative, it’s cavernous, it’s vast, it’s ridiculously epic and as heavy as the colossal squid itself!


Photo by Stefan Heilemann

To celebrate Ahab’s new album in glorious style, the German four-piece has shared a video clip for their final, colossal new album single »Mobilis In Mobili«!

Guitarist Christian Hector comments: “»Mobilis In Mobili« is quite a cavernous journey. Musically, it feels like a tune that goes back to the very first Ahab song »The Stream« from 2004, at times, and even further to the early 90s when Death Metal exploded. You will know what I mean when you hear that particular riff in the mid section. »Mobilis In Mobili« deservedly ended up in our live set, as it’s a pleasure to play it on stage. The video for the third single taken from our new album, »The Coral Tombs«, was actually recorded during our first live gig on a ship: the MS Stubnitz in Hamburg, Germany.”

Watch the new AHAB video for »Mobilis In Mobili« HERE!

»The Coral Tombs« was recorded, mixed and mastered by Jens Siefert at RAMA Studios in Mannheim, Germany. Along with Ahab’s exceptional vocalist Daniel Droste, the album features guest appearances of Ultha’s Chris Dark as well as none other than the master of extreme doom himself, Greg Chandler – singer and mastermind of Esoteric, who closes the album and an incredible ride through the depths of vast oceans and the abysmal nature of mankind. Ahab not only invented and still steer the ship of their genre, but »The Coral Tombs« is poised to top 2023 Album Of The Year lists and will see the band sailing again as one of the best extreme doom metal bands of all time!

Purchase »The Coral Tombs« HERE!

»The Coral Tombs« will be available in the following formats:
• 1CD Digisleeve
• 2LP Gatefold Black
• 2LP Gatefold Curacao
• 3LP Die Hard/Slow Vinyl Edition Clear/Orange Marbled in Slipcase
• Musicassette
• Ltd. Edition Musicassette (Clear Frosted / recycled plastic)
• 2LP Gatefold Glow In The Dark (Band only)
• Digital Album
• CD Digisleeve + Shirt Bundle

In support of their album release, Ahab will be playing an exclusive album release show, live in a church! Make sure to catch them at the following dates, with many more to be announced soon:
14.01.2023 (DE) Braunschweig / Jugendkirche Braunschweig (SOLD OUT!)
25.03.2023 (DE) Stuttgart / Club Cann
06.05.2023 (IT) Church Of Crow Doom Festival
16.-19.08.2023 (DE) Summer Breeze Open Air

Ahab is:
Cornelius Althammer – Drums & Percussion
Daniel Droste – Vocals & Guitar
Christian Hector – Guitar
Stephan Wandernoth – Bass

Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well

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