ABSU — The Sun of Tiphareth

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Album · 1995

Filed under Black Metal
By ABSU

Tracklist

1. Apzu (11:18)
2. Feis Mor Tir na n'Og (Across the North Sea to Visnech) (8:05)
3. Cyntefyn's Fountain (3:46)
4. A Quest into the 77th Novel (5:48)
5. Our Lust for Lunar Plains (Nox Luna Inlustris) (1:49)
6. The Coming of War (Morbid Scream cover) (5:15)
7. The Sun of Tiphareth (7:06)

Total Time 43:07

2013 Boxset bonus discs:

Disc 2: Alternate Mix: 2012
1. Cyntefyn's Fountain
2. Apzu
3. Feis Mor Tir Na N'og (Across The North Sea To Visnech)
4. A Quest Into The 77th
5. The Coming Of War
6. The Sun Of Tiphareth
7. Never Blow Out The Eastern Candle

Disc 3: Rehearsal Session: 1993
1. Book Of Splendour
2. Tasseomancy
3. A Quest Into The 77th
4. The Coming Of War
5. The Sun Of Tiphareth
6. Akhera Goiti - Akhera Beiti (One Black Opalith For Tomorrow)

Disc 4: ...And Shineth Unto The Cold Cometh... - 1995
1. ...And Shineth Unto The Cold Cometh... Including Prelusion To Cythrául
2. Akhera Goiti - Akhera Beiti (One Black Opalith For Tomorrow)

Line-up/Musicians

- Proscriptor McGovern / Drums, Vocals, Keyboards, Flute
- Shaftiel / Guitars, Bass, Vocals
- Equitant Ifernain Dal Gais / Guitars, Bass

About this release

Released by Osmose Productions, March 1st, 1995.

Vinyl version limited to 100 copies, 300 on blue vinyl, 700 on yellow.

Cassette version released by Morbid Noizz Productions.

Picture disc vinyl released by Agonia Records in 2006. Unknown limitation.

Four vinyl boxset version released by The Crypt in 2013. Limited to 666 copies, 222 on black vinyl, 222 on white and 222 on blue.

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Warthur
Absu's second album shows an amazing level of development over their debut, their style mutating from the more or less straight-ahead black metal (with occasional death metal vocals) of their debut into an intriguing mix of thrash metal and black metal predating Immortal's acclaimed experiments in blackened thrash by years. Occasional folky interventions and a spine-tingling spoken word part towards the end of A Quest Into the 77th Novel are numbered amongst a range of left-field features of the album - it's one of those discs where you can never quite be sure what the band are going to do next. In just one album Absu go from a band I had my doubts about to one which I am decidedly enthused by.

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