Mors is an Italian Black Metal band. The creation of Bazzy, former guitarist and composer of the black metal band Homselvareg. After pursuing different paths, his passion for crafting something authentic with a clear musical and lyrical intent drove him to create new songs. January 1st, 2025, Mors unleashed their debut album “Vltra Mortem et Infera,” which was released through Hyperborean Fire Productions.
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Mors, Vltra Mortem et Infera Review: This review will evaluate every aspect of the album, from its intricate musical composition to its production. Our analysis will provide valuable insights to help you determine if this album is worth adding to your collection.
The First Three Sins of Vltra Mortem et Infera
Let’s start by discussing the first three sins of Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem et Infera
The First Sin, The Strings/Keys: Features dark dissonant, clean melodic passages and tremolo-picked riffs and atmospheric passages, at times short melodic passage make an appearance. The bass provides a deep, rumbling foundation that complements the guitars, enhancing the overall heaviness. Synths add layers of dark, brooding ambiance, creating a more immersive and atmospheric listening experience. The Second Sin, The Vocals: Involves in raw and unpolished harsh, guttural screams that convey a sense of despair and darkness. The Third Sin—The Percussions: Delves into a vast world of fast and aggressive drumming, featuring blast beats and double-bass kicks that drive the band’s intense sound.
The Fourth Sin: Overall Discussion:
Allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes
When the listener hits the play button, they are immediately welcomed by the vibrant and lively instrumental introduction of Vltra Mortem Et Infera. This energetic start swiftly gives way to a chilling and fierce blend of instrumentals and vocals, setting the stage for the intense experience that lies ahead.
As the listener continues their journey with the second piece, La Distrizone del Tempio, and the remaining six pieces, where the music takes you back to a sound and atmosphere of old-school black metal. This takes the listener on a lyrical journey about death, darkness, and ancient mythology.
Mors and their album Vltra Mortem Et Infera offer to the listener, a taste of the golden age of Norwegian and Italian old-school black metal. Steeped in spirituality, weaving together the atmospheric and melodic intricacies reminiscent of Rotting Christ, the haunting melodies of Dissection, and the raw, immersive soundscapes characteristic of MGLA. Additionally, the symphonic yet aggressive flair of Emperor finds its place here, enriched by hints of pagan and folk influences that coalesce into a powerful and eerie soundscape.
Each element flows seamlessly within Mors‘ musical framework, creating a precisely crafted experience where nothing feels hurried. The production and recording are equally robust, preserving the essence of old-school metal while capturing the raw energy and atmospheric depth that define this genre. Mors and their album Vltra Mortem Et Infera operate like a finely tuned machine, exuding aggression and power that pulls you into their world. The music is raw yet atmospheric, with moments of melody that captivate the senses.
Mors‘ each composition showcases a fruit of art marriage of instrumental prowess and solid devilmanship, offering listeners an intense and immersive auditory experience. The guitar work is striking and layered, enhancing the album’s dark ambiance. Mors‘s bass lines resonate with strength, enriching the overall soundscape. The drumming is fierce and unrefined, injecting a surge of energy that complements the music’s atmosphere. Vocals by Yr-nhhngr are hauntingly intense, while the additional contributions from Vèrfarkas provide a rich contrast, deepening the vocal arrangements and elevating the listening experience.
Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem Et Infera is executed with precision, ensuring that nothing feels (once again) hurried or improper. The pacing is thought-out, allowing listeners to fully immerse themselves in the haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes. The careful composition of both music and lyrics creates a cohesive narrative that draws the audience deeper into the world that “Mors” has crafted, making every track a journey through shadowy realms.
Vltra Mortem Et Infera is undoubtedly a must-listen for enthusiasts of raw, melodic, and atmospheric black metal. Fans of bands like MGLA, Dissection, Emperor, and Rotting Christ will find themselves captivated by the album’s dark allure and emotional depth. Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem Et Infera showcases the band’s talent and solidifies their place within the genre, promising an unforgettable experience for all who dare to explore its depths.
The album concludes with the final track, Un crepuscolo purpureo, as the last droplet of the music fades into the darkness, we want to give a shoutout to Mors, for letting us review their album, Vltra Mortem Et Infera. Now, we are going to conclude the review by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.
The Last Three Sins
Let’s discuss the last three sins of Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem et Infera
The Fifth Sin, The Memorabilia:
For myself, “Vltra Mortem Et Infera” by “Mors” stands out as a forbidden fruit of art, crafted and powerful release. It’s not merely the intricate instrumental arrangements that breathe life into the music; rather, it’s the fruit of art composition and devilmanship that weaves together the music and lyrics. The entire musical landscape is enveloped in a dark, enchanting aura, enhanced by the interplay of dual vocals that inject an additional layer of malevolence. This combination not only elevates the album but also infuses it with profound depth and emotion, creating a captivating listening experience.
The Sixth Sin, The Artwork:
The artwork is dark and mysterious, just like Mors’s music…
The Seventh Sin, Disrelish:
Nothing to disrelish within the musical spectrum of Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem et Infera. Therefore, this concludes Mors and their album, Vltra Mortem et Infera review.
Members
Bazzy: guitars, drums, bass
Vèrfarkas: backing vocals
Yr-nhhngr: vocals
Track-Listing
01. Vitra Mortem et Infera
02. La distruzione del tempio
03. La stella ardente di Delo
04. Meteora
05. Oltre le porte del buio
06. Il sole ne più oscuro dei cieli
07. Le rovine dell’uomo
08. Un crepuscolo purpureo
