Sigillum Diaboli, by LAMIA VOX

Sigillum Diaboli

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CD Edition of 600 copies in 4 panel Digisleeve, matt lamination.

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Double Vinyl Edition of 300 copies in gatefold sleeve, matt lamination, on black vinyl.

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1.	Born Of The Abyss 04:58	buy track
2.	Lapis Occultus 05:43	buy track
3.	At The Crossroads Of The World 06:49	buy track
4.	Witches Night 05:04	buy track
5.	Enemy Of Heaven 05:36	buy track
6.	Liberation 05:00	buy track
7.	Evil Comes From The North 09:41	buy track
8.	Sigillum Diaboli 06:13	buy track
9.	The Prophecy 06:44	buy track

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Re-issue of long sold out and highly acclaimed 2nd album by LAMIA VOX, available for the first time on vinyl, in a luxurious double LP in gatefold sleeve, as well on CD, all with new artwork. “Sigillum Diaboli” is a journey where Sabbatic fires burn into the night, incense smoke dances around the sorcerer's circle while whispered incantations are delivered and entities summoned. The album alchemically combines ritualistic elements with vocals and chants, martial percussion and haunting ambient soundscapes, creating its own impressive and bewitching ceremonial atmosphere.

CD Edition of 600 copies in 4 panel Digisleeve, matt lamination. 9 Tracks. Running Time 56:20

Double Vinyl Edition of 300 copies in gatefold sleeve, matt lamination on black vinyl. 9 Tracks. Running Time 56:20

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released August 1, 2020

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