Vermilion Eclipse Semblant

• 1 Enrage 04:49
• 2 Destiny in Curse 04:02
• 3 Purified 04:32
• 4 The Human Eclipse 04:09
• 5 Somber Concern 04:51
• 6 Neverending Fall 04:39
• 7 Through the Denial 04:51
• 8 Black Sun Genesis (Legacy of Blood, Pt. VI) 05:39
• 9 Heretic 05:24
• 10 Bloodred Monarch (Legacy of Blood, Pt. VII) 03:26
• 11 Gaslighting 04:26
• 12 Day One Oblivion 09:58
• Total Runtime 01:00:46

Info for Vermilion Eclipse

The latest release from Brazilian metal juggernaut Semblant, "Vermillion Eclipse". Their second for Frontiers, and fourth overall, "Vermillion Eclipse" sees the band continue their evolution into a powerful musical force that is hard to pin down with one musical categorization. With wide ranging influences under the metal and rock umbrella, Semblant are at once wholly unique and entirely familiar on "Vermillion Eclipse".

Beginning with their last album "Obscura" (2020), Semblant began to truly flex their musical muscle and showthat they are more than ready for the world stage.Having already received international praise from the metal community with the release of the album "Lunar Manifesto" (2014), with themassivesingles'What Lies Ahead','Dark of the Day',and'Incinerate'combining for more than 30 million views on YouTube,"Obscura"showcased a band having taken massive steps forward in their sound and presentation.Tracks like 'Mere Shadow', 'Murder Of Crows', and 'Dethrone The Gods, Control The Masters' are just a a few examples of how much the band had matures musically in both songwriting and performance.

The band was geared up and ready to take "Obscura" on the road to spread their metal message, but, like every other band in the world, the pandemic changed their plans for world domination drastically. Grounded in Brazil and unable to head to Europe or the United States to tour as they had planned, Semblant, in 2021, eventually began work on what would become "Vermillion Eclipse". With pent up energy from being unable to tour and the emotional toll of the pandemic (multiple band members lost a family member to COVID-19), the band's songwriting and performances here illustrate even more forward progress than what was achieved between their last two releases.

"We hope you guys love "Vermillion Eclipse" as much as we love it. I usually say this about each new album we deliver, but, now, I feel that this sentence has reached a point of real meaning. All our hearts and dedication are present in this music. All the experiences we lived through during the pandemic and all the moments where we kept ourselves locked in our studios focused on creating music are finally in song form and reaching out to your hearts and souls. This album is an emotional breaking point. Over the course of making this album, we lost family members, one of us is celebrating the news of our first child being on the way, and we helped each other to keep our minds healthy and strong as best we could during this insane time. This is all reflected in the new album," says vocalist Sergio Mazul.

Mizuho Lin, vocals
Sergio Mazul, vocals
Juliano Ribeiro, guitar
“Guto” Augusto, keyboards
Johann Piper, bass
Welyntom “Thor” Sikora, drums

Semblant
Formed in the year of 2006 in Curitiba/PR, the Brazilian band Semblant has structured itself after a few line-up changes and is considered nowadays as one of the most important band of Dark/Gothic Metal in the country, classified by the specialized media as one of the first Vampiric Metal's band in Brazil. Despite the characterizations, it is impossible to label the sound of the band, presenting an extremely heavy sound (lead by two seven-strings guitars and fast and precise drumming), besides the versatility on the vocals. With basis on their own identify and compositions, Semblant has already in five different Brazilian states promoting their songs and, continually, disseminating with extreme success their albums.

This album contains no booklet.