THE NECROMANCERS share gloomy new video « Orchard »; new album « Where the Void Rose » out September 16th!

French heavy rock and metal foursome THE NECROMANCERS unleash their dark and infectious new single « The Orchard » exclusively on Invisible Oranges today! The song is taken from their upcoming third album « Where the Void Rose », out September 16th on all formats.

« New fans of The Necromancers will immediately love the dark, fantastical atmosphere and songcraft, and for the relatively longer-term devotees, well, it’s time to rise from the dead. » – Invisible Oranges

Watch The Necromancers’ terrifying metal spell « Orchard« 

While their sonic foundations lay on proto-doom and the New wave of British heavy metal, THE NECROMANCERS deliver a fresh and inspiring six-tracker that reveals new treasures upon each listening. Fantasy-inspired lyrics become nightmarish tales thanks to their unbeatable depth of songwriting, and the breathtaking vocal range of new frontman Basile Chevalier-Coudrain. Enhanced by a massive production, the French foursome offers a masterclass of dark melodic heavy, that fans of Iron Maiden, The Devil’s Blood, Graveyard, Grand Magus or Orange Goblin should love from the get-go. 

Says the band about the album theme: « This is the story of an emerged land, doomed by the pale Immensity, where lost souls wander around the storm and struggle to repel the tide. Some venture to fight It on the shores and seas, others crave its embrace. Alas! Everything and everyone shall be swallowed.« 

It was recorded and mixed by Fabien Guilloteau at Nomad Audio, and mastered by Thibault Chaumont at Deviant Lab. The artwork was created by Vaderetro. The album will be available in limited ‘Ink & Salt’ vinyl, classic vinyl, CD and digital, and distributed by Season Of Mist in Europe and Ripple Music in North America. ►►► Listen to debut single « The Needle »

THE NECROMANCERS « Where the Void Rose »
Out on September 16th, 2022 – PREORDER

Signed on Ripple Music, THE NECROMANCERS’ debut album ‘Servants Of The Salem Girl’ (2017) established the band as one of the must-hear acts on the European heavy rock scene. Drawing their inspirations from mythology, religion, European fantasy literature, and a common obsession for classic horror cinema, THE NECROMANCERS are a strange beast to behold. Blending progressive rock, heavy psych and the 70s proto-metal sound of Black Sabbath or Coven, they inject a healthy dose of NWOBHM power, all doused in lysergic illusions. Among several European tours, the band made an impression at Desertfest Berlin and London, Keep It Low, Up in Smoke, with a culmination at France’s Hellfest in 2019. After one last tour with Belzebong, the band rushed back to the studio to write and record their third album with their new vocalist Basile Chevalier-Coudrain, for an early fall 2022 release. 

First demos of « Where the Void Rose » were done in 2019 as THE NECROMANCERS just went back from touring. After the departure of their former vocalist, they recorded the album in June 2021 at Nomad Audio with Basile Chevalier-Coudrain, a longtime friend and founding member of the band Birdstone. This new album unearths a Homeric tale, taking a deep dive into the oceanic fog and letting us glimpse the shadow of a nightmarish nothingness that mankind cannot conceive. »Where the Void Rose » tells the story of a decaying world, where some try to hold the horde back in the depths while others yearn to plunge into the abyss, exhilarated by the discovery of new knowledge and eager for answers in the face of the inevitable. THE NECROMANCERS once again prove their fascination for horror tales by feeding on the last breath of those doomed souls. They venture to the junction of the land and sea, confront the tumult of the ocean and explore the sunken ruins of our civilization, for what is their heaviest and darkest album yet.

THE NECROMANCERS line-up
Basile Chevalier-Coudrain – Rhythm guitar & vocals
Robin Genais – Lead guitar
Benjamin Rousseau – Drums
Simon Evariste – Bass

THE NECROMANCERS links
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