Placodermic Heraldry by Sulphur Sun
Placodermic Heraldry heralds the return of Sulphur Sun and is the direct successor to Vitreous. Two songs of bone-crushing progressive and weird death metal. The Temple of Dunkleosteus provides a short and unrelenting onslaught of placodermic annihilation, while Trilobite Thief meanders in chaotic and mesmerizing melodies towards utter oblivion. Thematically it provides escapism into a fairytale of armored fish and pelagic chaos.
Tracklist
| 1. | The Temple of Dunkleosteus | 4:36 |
| 2. | Trilobite Thief | 6:20 |
Credits
released October 30, 2020
Vocals, Throatsinging, Ambient: Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman
Drums: S.U.
Bass: Gregor Philipp Kovats
Placodermic Heraldry was composed and arranged between MMXVI and MMXVII by Sulphur Sun, who were: Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman , S.U., Gregor Philipp Kovats, Kevin Mark Solioz
Mixed and Mastered and produced by Neil Kernon (Nile, Cannibal Corpse)
Recorded by David Schiess, Remo Häberli and Dallas-Toller Wade with further engineering by David Schiess and Remo Häberli
Drums recorded by Remo Häberli at Hidden Stash Studio
Guitars recorded and performed by Dallas-Toler Wade (Narcotic Wasteland, ex- Nile)
Vocals, Bass and ambient sounds recorded by David Schiess
Guestsolo on The Temple of Dunkleosteus written and performed by Dallas-Toller Wade.
Lyrics and conceptualization by Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman
All visual art and layout by Nils Mosimann
Vocals, Throatsinging, Ambient: Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman
Drums: S.U.
Bass: Gregor Philipp Kovats
Placodermic Heraldry was composed and arranged between MMXVI and MMXVII by Sulphur Sun, who were: Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman , S.U., Gregor Philipp Kovats, Kevin Mark Solioz
Mixed and Mastered and produced by Neil Kernon (Nile, Cannibal Corpse)
Recorded by David Schiess, Remo Häberli and Dallas-Toller Wade with further engineering by David Schiess and Remo Häberli
Drums recorded by Remo Häberli at Hidden Stash Studio
Guitars recorded and performed by Dallas-Toler Wade (Narcotic Wasteland, ex- Nile)
Vocals, Bass and ambient sounds recorded by David Schiess
Guestsolo on The Temple of Dunkleosteus written and performed by Dallas-Toller Wade.
Lyrics and conceptualization by Marc Wachtfels Sulaiman
All visual art and layout by Nils Mosimann
