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AmortE - Under The Pall I Smell The Past (Okk021) (November 13, 2008)

Amazed we were by the Hekte Zaren / Norss split on Norss Platen called Hellemond! What were we hearing here? The new Diamanda Galas?! That’s as close a description we could come up with. AmortE is the alter ego of Hekte Zaren and this is her first release on Okkulth Records. The second one is coming soon and something tells us, there will be a third, maybe a fourth, hell, why not a fifth?! AmortE is a hellish poet, the tongue of evil, death’s singer. AmortE sees the grotesque of life, because death has a sense of humour. Cruel, but exciting. AmortE looks for drops of suffering in humans. She collects them. Drops of powerless prayers for hope. AmortE knows that there is no hope. All the drops will be stored into the source of all blackness, becoming the river of evil...

These tracks were selected by AmortE herself from her very expansive recordings. Be amazed by the sub-angelic voice of hell! Amen!

“Death chants I”


This audio is part of the collection: Okkulth Records

Date: 2008-11-13
Keywords: death chants; poetry; AmortE

Creative Commons license: Attribution 3.0 Netherlands

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The intention of Okkulth releases is that they are dubbed onto a cassette. These songs will fit onto two sides of a C90 tape. It is recommended that you use the PDF file to print the artwork. In the unlikely event that you want to burn a CDR, you can use either the low-resolution thumbnail file or freely alter the artwork provided in the BMP image.

AmortE is Hekte Zaren. More at: www.myspace.com/thetrueamorte

Okkulth can also be found at: www.myspace.com/okkulthrecs

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Reviewer: the ghost between the strings - - December 6, 2008
Subject: AmortE - Under The Pall I Smell The Past
Haunting screams, invocations (?) and curses (?) by a dead soul trapped in the catacombs of a human body, these recordings have a raw strength that go beyond what is usually called "music". Of course comparisons suck, but AmortE realized the darkest and most powerful vocal performances I've heard since Dimanada Galas and Keiji Haino.