*Artist: Les Enfants De Dagon
*Album: De Profundis
*Year: 2022
*Genre: Death/Doom/Gothic Metal
*Country: France
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 113MB

Tracklist:
1. The Shadows Over Innsmouth
2. Haunted Relic
3. A Silent Pier
4. Between The Fog And The Sea
5. Esoteric Order Of Dagon
6. De Profundis Mysteriis
7. Facing Darkness Part I
8. Facing Darkness Part II
9. Beyond
10. Fallen Angel
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Total playing time: 49:07






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Скорее по стилистике это блэк с элементами готики. Дума , а тем более с приставкой дэт тут не услышал. Материал довольно динамичен. В целом на любителя. По мне так раз послушать... не более.

Death/Doom/Gothic Metal - все это в альбоме присутствует.

А ещё и симфоник присутствует)

Стойкое зловоние Black Metal, не вытравить их этого материала.

А ты всё не разочаровываешь.

Зловоние - это про такую пунктуацию. Сразу аудитория Яндекс-Дзен палится.

According to the description on their Youtube page:

"The band based in France is telling a story around the sea deity Dagon. Inspir[ed] by several Death Metal & Black Metal bands since many years, Les Enfants de DAGON wanted to combine a distressing black sound with a dense multi-layered dark orchestration."

Also, according to the description on the description of the album's BamdCamp page:

"The album De Profundis, from French metal group Les Enfants de DAGON, tells an original story inspired by an H.P. Lovecraft novel around the sea deity Dagon. It takes place in the 1920’s and the main character is Pierre Duval, a catholic priest born from his French mother and his American father. Feeling as though he doesn’t fit in France, he decide to exile in the USA with the help of the Catholic Church.

As the songs progress, we learn more about the characters of the story and religious behaviours of Innsmouth folk. Les Enfants de DAGON wrote a distressing style of dark music with a dense multi-layered black orchestration. The bands musical inspiration is a mix between death, black and doom metal.

Special guest on the track Beyond is Jeanne Soler (Cello) of the Lyon National Orchestral. The sound engineer was Mickael Kassapian at Warmaudio Studio. The album was produced by Thomas Combépine & Mickael Kassapian at Warmaudio Studio."

Interestingly, neither description explicitly includes their Gothic orientation even though Metal Archives labels them as such.