Today, black metal isolationist Pa Vesh En streams the entirety of its highly anticipated third album, Maniac Manifest, at heavily trafficked web-portal Black Metal Daily. Set for international release on September 10th via Iron Bonehead Productions, hear Pa Vesh En's Maniac Manifest in its entirety exclusively HERE.
In less than five years, the mysterious Belarusian entity known as Pa Vesh En has built a formidable discography, all under the aegis of Iron Bonehead. From the earliest demo tapes to two long-form works as well as last year's well-received Burial mini-
And whereas the Belarusian loner has so far explored fringe elements of DSBM, with Maniac Manifest does Pa Vesh En exhibit a startling violence that opens up yet more possibilities in the band's characteristic chasm of uncomfort. As suggested by the title itself, Maniac Manifest immediately charges forward with a far-more-Alpha surge than before; while not more conventionally "metal," Pa Vesh En here at least give diehards something halfway more headbanging. But all-consuming/all-nullifying violence is the order of the day here, as the band's swirling sound of yore gets an uptick in energy as well as increasingly better production - still raw and bleeding, but more ably capturing the reverberating undercurrents that take on a(n undead) life of their own. Gooey-thick yet ghostly, Maniac Manifest smothers the senses into a quickly moving state of inertia-unto-oblivion; in short, Pa Vesh En paralyze you no matter the tempo. Throughout, though, an aching-yet-subtle shroud of shattered melody hangs, providing a perverse disconnect from the slipstream at hand.
Life is hard, and it usually only gets worse. Pa Vesh En encapsulate this experience with pulse-threatening delirium with Maniac Manifest.
Fully experience it exclusively HERE, courtesy of Black Metal Daily. Cover and tracklisting are as follows:
In less than five years, the mysterious Belarusian entity known as Pa Vesh En has built a formidable discography, all under the aegis of Iron Bonehead. From the earliest demo tapes to two long-form works as well as last year's well-received Burial mini-
And whereas the Belarusian loner has so far explored fringe elements of DSBM, with Maniac Manifest does Pa Vesh En exhibit a startling violence that opens up yet more possibilities in the band's characteristic chasm of uncomfort. As suggested by the title itself, Maniac Manifest immediately charges forward with a far-more-Alpha surge than before; while not more conventionally "metal," Pa Vesh En here at least give diehards something halfway more headbanging. But all-consuming/all-nullifying violence is the order of the day here, as the band's swirling sound of yore gets an uptick in energy as well as increasingly better production - still raw and bleeding, but more ably capturing the reverberating undercurrents that take on a(n undead) life of their own. Gooey-thick yet ghostly, Maniac Manifest smothers the senses into a quickly moving state of inertia-unto-oblivion; in short, Pa Vesh En paralyze you no matter the tempo. Throughout, though, an aching-yet-subtle shroud of shattered melody hangs, providing a perverse disconnect from the slipstream at hand.
Life is hard, and it usually only gets worse. Pa Vesh En encapsulate this experience with pulse-threatening delirium with Maniac Manifest.
Fully experience it exclusively HERE, courtesy of Black Metal Daily. Cover and tracklisting are as follows:
Tracklisting for Pa Vesh En's Maniac Manifest
1. Homicidal Sacrifice
2. The Eyes Full of Horror
3. Chamber of the Rotten Flesh
4. In the Wood of Hanged Men
5. Conquerentes de Iniqua Nece Confessionem
6. Spellbound by the Witchmoon
7. The Black Coffin
8. Sister of Sin
9. ...
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