Infernal Eclipse by Hellevaert

Published online appropriately and coincidentally (if that's still a coincidence) at Hemelvaartsdag/Ascension day, it's the hellish version of Hemelvaart, in old-fashioned Dutch: Hellevaert. Thus the project's time of release has symbolic meaning, it being the night after Hemelvaart as we sinners are supposed to go visit the Great One, the Winged Serpent, Satan, or Fallen Angel Lucifer, Light Bearer in Hell... our Hellevaert. I, as composer of Hellevaert called Allocer, have added some appropriate vocal samples (Dante's Inferno and Milton's Paradise Lost and Vondel's Lucifer, besides the spirited hellish visions of Wiliam Blake's The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell, JHeronimus Bosch, Gustave Doré's drawings of Inferno and Paradise Lost). Sound and voice samples were found and taken from classical and soundtrack music, games, videos and readings. All mixing together as whole and electric guitars done by Allocer over the years. Allocer is a Demon Knight of Arts and Hell Legions Commander. Hellevaert logo by Vinodiuz Orie (who also drew the infamous Urfaust, Galgeras, Fluisterwoud logos. Go to Hell... http://www.facebook.com/hellevaert

Tracklist

1.	Diep In Hellecirkels Nedergaand	0:48

2.	Dageraaddeemstering (Charon)	8:36

3.	Infernal Serpent Slithering Eden	8:28

4.	Hellevuurmartelmeer Doemtijding	13:00

5.	Infernal Warlock Immolator Ritual	15:21

6.	Humanity Ends In Hellish Agony	9:23

7.	Infernal Nature Of Eternal Purity	2:25

8.	Blakerend Zinkt De Zwarte Zon	0:40

9.	Onheilspellende Onderwerelden	1:11

Credits

released May 25, 2017

All music compositions, electric guitars, by Allocer except intro and outro, spoken samples by Penderecki's Paradise Lost Part I based on Milton and from audiobook Paradise Lost (Milton), anime and gameplay of Dante's Inferno, classical compositions by Valeri Kikta from Revelations CD. Some other music credits are given in separate track info. Artistly edited, mixed and masterminded by Allocer. Go to Hell at www.facebook.com/hellevaert

Remember: "I am the volcano's fierce eruptive crest, Whose splendour from the black abyss is flung, The scorched mountain, from whose burning breast A torturing flame is wrung... The hell which in its entrails ever dwells." (slightly adapted from Lord Byron, The Prophecy of Dante, Canto III, 1821).

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