Limited gray colored vinyl LP pressing. Parting ways with Hetroertzen in late 2021, bassist Ham continued down a path of his own, and as the sole composer "Tristan Moreau", he founded Der Trauerschwan the same year in the Swedish town Västerås. The debut album Sanguinare Vampiris is the completion of poetry & song that was written during the past two pandemic years. Inspired by the English poets of the romantic era, lyrical themes explore the naked diary of a vampire, and while musically a bleak conjunction between 90's black- and doom metal, the harmonic teachings of classical musical theory also have a certain impact. With influences reaching from Summoning to My Dying Bride, Der Trauerschwan provides a unique blend of somber doom- and black metal, with vampiric-themed lyrics expressed through haunting songwriting.
UPC: 3663663010686
Label: Soulseller
Release Date: 11.25.22
Format: Vinyl
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