The tracklist includes 'Eternal Recurrence', 'Hammers of Vulcan', 'Nekrocosm', 'Cephalic Transmissions', 'Blood Moon Eclipse', 'Unicursal Horrorscope', 'Through the Oculus', 'Return to the Void', and 'Det Uransakelige Dyp'. Execration's new album, 'Return to the Void', doesn't bring a huge stylistic change compared to the previous two. The band says it's their most compact album yet, with shorter and tighter compositions. It's catchy, complex, has a prog influence, and is full - on intense. After two double 12' vinyl albums, the goal for 'Return to the Void' was to offer the same dynamic song - writing in a more concise package. Stripping songs to their core was key during writing, and you can tell there's not a single wasted moment. At 42 minutes, it's a perfect fit for vinyl. The album takes you on a wild ride through thrash, death, black, and heavy metal, with fast and slow parts, and Execration's signature mood, tempo, and atmosphere shifts. Like the previous albums, they aimed to capture a live performance feel. All basic tracks (drums, guitars, bass) were recorded live at their Oslo rehearsal studio over a weekend. Vocals, synths, and effects were recorded later with Andreas Tylden's help. Tom Kvalsvoll of Kvalsonic Labs mixed and mastered the album. Thematically, it explores outer space, dreams, and philosophical ideas about time and space. The seven songs and two instrumentals are filled with cosmic mysteries in lyrics, concept, and music. The front - cover art by Zbigniew M. Bielak makes this theme come alive. It's a Metal Blade Records item (#154942) with the code Execration - Void - 2017.
To use this CD, simply insert it into your CD player. Make sure your player is in good working condition. You can listen to it at home on a stereo system or in your car's CD player. If you're using headphones, you can really immerse yourself in the music. As for storage, keep the CD in its case when not in use to protect it from scratches. Avoid exposing it to extreme heat, cold, or moisture as this can damage the disc. Clean the CD gently with a soft, dry cloth if it gets dirty. If you're having trouble playing the CD, check for any visible scratches or debris on the disc. You can also try cleaning it before assuming there's an issue with your player.
