“There Is A Color”: new track downloadable now!
There is a color,
yet unseen.There is a sea unsailed.
There is a sky,
bursting
awaiting to explode.There is an essence,
yet uncharted.
There is a soil untrod.
There is a sound,
yet unheard.
A function unthought of.There is a Void,
yet unperceived.
A Vacuum Invisible.
There is a color,
Slowly morphing.
A chasm unexplored.There is a colour,
yet unseen.
Credits:
- guitars/bass: Thanos Mantas, vocals: Panos Agoros, drums: John Votsis
- music by Thanos Mantas
- lyrics by Tolis Yovanitis
Good Reads: Intergalactic Planetary, Planetary Intergalactic a.k.a. Dephosphorus vs. Philip K.Dick [via Grind&Punishment]
Monomaniac vol.2/3 compilation LP feat. DEPHOSPHORUS out now!
The wait is over, Monomaniac vol.2/3 LP is out now!
The specifications of the vinyl:
— Black 12″ vinyl (140g).
— Pressed at 45 R.P.M. for maximum sound quality.
— Jackets printed on upgraded 300 gsm stock, coated paper, with 3mm spine.
— Ships in black inner sleeves and PVC overbags.
— In order to avoid seam splits during the transport, records ship in inner sleeves, outside jacket and all in PVC overbag.
You can purchase it using one of the options below. Please notice that you can save by ordering it bundled with Monomaniac vol.1 7″EP.
- By emailing us at bodybag666 [at] gmail.com (our greek friends should use that option in order to avoid paypal/bandcamp fees). You can also take a look to the Blastbeat Mailmurder distro in case you want to combine it with other items.
- Via our paypal store. Please email us if you want to combine multiple items!
- Via the Blastbeat Mailmurder bandcamp site. The rates are slightly higher due to the bandcamp fees but you can enjoy immediate lossless downloads!
A few words about DEPHOSPHORUS’ contribution. Our track is called “Unknown To Thee” and its lyrics are taken from Alexander Pope’s “An Essay Of Man” (1734):
All Nature is but Art, unknown to thee;
All chance, direction, which thou canst not see
All discord, harmony not understood,
All partial evil, universal good.
It is the first DEPHOSPHORUS recording to appear featuring our new drummer John Votsis, following the departure of our previous drummer and friend Nikos Megariotis due to an arm injury. Fellow scenester Draenzarth from the local black metal horde END, has contributed providing session bass.
Buy our merch from Bandcamp in order to enjoy immediate lossless downloads!
Except our paypal store, you now have the possibility to use Bandcamp to order our merchandise. The prices are a little bit higher (due to the fee charged by Bandcamp), but they all include immediate lossless downloads – even our t-shirt!
Gonzo Catatonic Doomhead (via Tiger Television)
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GONZO CATATONIC DOOMHEAD
A heretic capture of Copnehganen’s HEAVY DAYS IN DOOMTOWN
02.05.2013-05.05.2013
København, DENMARK
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Several years ago a few friends associated with Dephosphorus and Blastbeat Mailmurder/Productions started a music/tech blogzine which didn’t work out like we would have hoped to (most of the team faded at some point into silence and demotivation). As of today, one of the contributors and longtime comrade/friend, Pascal Cretain decided to post again! Read this fest report and share! Gonzo journalism at its finest!
3-page feature @ Metal Daze
Those of you who understand spanish should get their copy of Metal Daze magazine issue#4 (March 2013) right about now! It features a comprehensive 3-page feature with Dephosphorus.
The interview has been conducted by longtime supporter Mart Le Die from Modreg Records. All hails to him and to Walter, the mag’s chief editor!
Record Store Day Special Offer @ Hell Comes Home.
Hell Comes Home, the excellent Irish label which has released our split-7″EP with Great Falls as a part of their split series volume 1, has two great offers in order to celebrate the Record Store day.
Record Store Day Special Offer – 20% Off in our Online Shop
I don’t have any new or exclusive releases to offer for this year’s Record Store Day, but this shouldn’t hold us back from celebrating. So I’m more than happy to offer a 20% discount for all purchases in the online shop. This offer starts now and will last until the week-end is over. This is your chance to get a good deal on the Volume 1 Boxset.
Use the following coupon code at checkout : RCRD-STR-DY-13
Free Digital Download on Bandcamp
While I am at it I thought I may as well throw in a free download of the whole Volume 1 box set. That’s 24 bands, 24 songs of some the best loud and heavy music out there (according to me).
This offer will take place from now on until the week-end is over or the free downloads limit has been reached. Please, feel free to let your friends know. The more, the merrier!
Free digital download of Hell Comes Home Volume 1 Boxset
Enjoy!
Dephosphorus participating in forthcoming Monomaniac vol.2/3 comp.12″EP!!!
Monomaniac vol.2/3 is currently under the final phase of preparation. As we speak, mastering is being done by C.Sinclair of Diocletian/Witchrist fame, and Viral Graphics is designing the artwork and layout.
Brace yourselves by streaming right now the opening track, “Transmuting Rituals Of The Absolute” by WITCHRIST, introducing the band’s new vocalist!!!
There’s also been a change of plans concerning the format of the series. Still sticking to the original ~1 minute of music per band concept which is what the Monomaniac series are all about, we felt limited by seveninchers this time, and have therefore decided to opt for the appropriate format according to the needs and shape of each volume. So, instead of a double gatefold 7″, vol.2/3 will be a 12″EP spinning at 45 RPM.
Please find below the full line-up:
Witchrist (New Zealand),
Weregoat (US),
Mutant Supremacy (USA),
Dephosphorus (Greece),
Gods Of Chaos (Croatia),
End (Greece),
Burial Hordes (Greece),
Ravencult (Greece),
Progress Of Inhumanity (Greece),
Black Hole Of Calcutta (USA),
Dødsferd (Greece),
Nadiwrath (Greece),
Wake (Canada),
Nocturnal Vomit (Greece),
Νecrosadist (Cyprus/UK),
Omega Monolith (Greece),
Skullshitter (USA),
Haapoja (Finland),
Monomakh (Australia).
`Hell Comes Home split series Vol.1, playlist @ Spotify.
Listen to this whole excellent series that we’ve been part of with the split-7″ with Great Falls.
N.S.T. #4 at Deformed Linears of Dissimilar Reputations’ The Best Albums of 2012 (10-01)
Deformed Linears of Dissimilar Reputations’ The Best Albums of 2012 (10-01)
N.S.T. @ Necroslaughter.de’s top of 2012
N.S.T., both the album and the self-titled song, are featured in Necroslaughter.de’s top of 2012.
N.S.T. @ Ayin’s Razor’s 2012 in Music
Ayin’s Razor’s 2012 in Music
I’ve surprised myself by getting into extreme metal again. Well, for the first time really – apart from a teenage interest in Napalm Death and the rest of the Earache roster, I could never really dig the lack of emotional breadth or melody in much grindcore, and hated the overstatement of death metal. All that teenage phase left me with was a deep love for Mick Harris and James Plotkin, as well as a high respect for Godflesh. Really, two bands have sealed my embrace of the dark side this year: Dephosphorus – a Greek “astrogrind” band whose second full-length has garnered rave reviews from around the web. It’s beautiful, both physically for its art and presentation, and aurally. Brutal, abrasive but intelligent; psychedelic and furious, but controlled. There’s been a massive proliferation of screamy, sophisticated-ish black metal awash with blastbeats and all those same chords and sounds – Dephosphorus do something beyond that, and hopefully will continue to push the sound beyond the very narrow furrow it now inhabits.
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