Caronte celebrates the summer solstice with a brand new song »Black Flames Of Maion« featuring Our Survival Depends On Us

Italian occult doom metal act Caronte celebrates the summer solstice with a brand new song »Black Flames Of Maion« featuring their Austrian brothers Our Survival Depends On Us.

Digital single »Black Flames Of Maion« was released on June 21st, 2021 via Ván Records.

Recorded and mixed by Mattia Mazzeo at Big Pine Creek Studio, Parma, Italy.
Mastered by Tore Stjerna at Necromorbus Studio.
Keyboards by Selvans.
Artwork by Tumulash.

From Ván Records:

Formed in Parma (Italy) in 2010 by the three Bones brothers (Dorian, Henry and Tony) and the eccentric drummer Mike de Chirico, Caronte’s sound was conceived as heavy acid doom metal. Their songs are inspired by drugs, alcohol abuse, death, black masses, sex, esoterism and mysticism.

First release came in 2011 with a three track EP called »Ghost Owl«, followed by their first full-length »Ascension« one year later – both released by Lo-Fi Creatures, the independent label of singer Dorian. 2013 was the year of the split album with the doom metal band Doomraiser, released by Lo-Fi Creatures and Blood Rock Records, and of the band’s first European tour.

The good feedbacks have permitted Caronte to share the stage with bands like Electric Wizard, Blood Farmers, Cough, Forgotten Tomb, The Devil’s Blood, In Solitude, Pagan Altar, Doomraiser, Jarboe, OM, Angel Witch, Grand Magus, Orange Goblin, The Secret and Abysmal Grief. At the end of 2013 Caronte received compliments by Fenriz with a great review on his page “Band of the Week”.

In 2014, Caronte released their sophomore album »Church Of Shamanic Goetia« on the German label Ván Records. A true esoteric trip through 7 tracks that describe the journey of an adept at this new esoteric/philosophical current theorized by the band, followed by »YONI« (2017) and »Wolves Of Thelema« (2019).

Caronte is:
Dorian Bones – Vocals
Tony Bones – Guitar
Henry Bones – Desecratorbass
Mike de Chirico – Drums
Asher – Guitar

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