Unveiling the mystique of existential questioning, Azziard want to promote their non-promoted release, "Liber Secondus - Exégèse". This Parisian metal ensemble has truly outdone themselves this time, concocting an opus that speaks to the soul, transcending the boundaries of mere music, and leading you on a journey into the depths of metaphysical exploration. Released under the illustrious banner of Malpermesita Records and Season of Mist, "Exégèse" is the second installment in a riveting trilogy inspired by Carl G. Jung's Red Book. The album delves into the seven sermons to the dead, the Gnostic component of the Red Book, offering listeners an auditory exploration of our world's metaphysical framework. Each track is a stepping-stone in this journey, starting with the existential meditation of "Seven Sermons to the Dead", and leading to the sublime introspection of "The Desert". The eight-track masterpiece is a sensory feast for black metal enthusiasts, showcasing Azziard's unique blend of atmospheric and crushing metal. The band's lineup for the album features ASA on vocals, GORGEIST and NESH on guitars, SARNATH on bass, and KRYOS on drums. Their combined talent results in a sonically sophisticated and emotive performance that captivates listeners from the first chord to the last. Recorded and mixed by Etienne Sarthou, renowned for his work with Deliverance and End of Mankind, and mastered at Redmount Studios by Magnus Lindberg, of Cult of Luna fame, "Exégèse" stands as an impressive testament to the band's creative prowess and commitment to the craft. "Exégèse" is available in multiple formats including DigiSleeve CD, LP, Digital & Tape. As Metal Trenches put it, "Azziard have created a black metal masterpiece that is both crushing and atmospheric. The songwriting is top-notch, and the instrumentation is skillfully executed. Exégèse is a must-listen for fans of the genre." Venture into the labyrinth of the mind and soul with Azziard's "Exégèse", a black metal odyssey that challenges, excites, and inspires. Allow the dark symphony to envelop you and lead you down the path of self-discovery. This isn't just an album; it's an experience. Dive into the world of Azziard's "Exégèse" today. | 
