Marche Funèbre stream a music video for the track »The Maelstrom Mute« from their fourth full-length album, »Einderlicht«

Belgian doom/death metal band Marche Funèbre stream a music video for the track »The Maelstrom Mute« taken from their fourth full-length album, »Einderlicht«, set to release on September 25th, 2020 via Hypnotic Dirge Records, Solitude Productions and The Vinyl Division.

Tracklisting:
01. Scarred
02. The Eye Of The End
03. When All Is Said
04. The Maelstrom Mute
05. Deformed
06. Einderlicht

Says the band: “With »The Maelstrom Mute« we present another side of the new album »Einderlicht«, out September 25th. Shot by the Festiviral team at the historic Het Predikheren location in our hometown Mecheln, Belgium, and edited by Absynthe Moon Films.”

The fourth full-length album of the Belgian quintet Marche Funèbre, entitled »Einderlicht«, which is translated as “light at the end”, combines all traditional elements known from the previous works of the group: death, black and doom metal fused in a unique mixture with strong melodies and wide range vocals.

The album consists of 6 songs, written between 2016 and 2019. Thematically, »Einderlicht« focuses on the strange ability of humanity to consciously decide to commit suicide. The title track »Einderlicht« is also their first song in Dutch.

Accounting for their previous experience, which has borne good results, the musicians decided to again ask to perform recording Markus Stock, known for his cult bands and participation in the recording of Empyrium, Vision Bleak, Alcest, Secrets Of The Moon and many others. Brooke Schaden has created another magical cover art for this piece, like for all other Marche Funèbre’s full-length albums. The album comes as a digipak with a twelve-page booklet, and includes an exclusive bonus track »Gone«, which cannot be found in other album editions.

Marche Funèbre is:
Arne Vandenhoeck – Lead Vocals
Peter Egberghs – Guitars, Vocals
Kurt Blommé – Guitars
Boris Iolis – Bass, Vocals
Dennis Lefebvre – Drums

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