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2015 studio album by Angellore
La Litanie des Cendres
Studio album by Angellore
Released21 August 2015
RecordedBetween July 2012 and April 2014 at EverTone Studio, Gignac-L'Inerte (France)
GenreAtmospheric black metal, gothic metal, death-doom
Length58:38
LabelShunu Records
ProducerAngellore & Florent Krist
Angellore chronology
Errances
(2012)
La Litanie des Cendres
(2015)

La Litanie des Cendres is the second full-length album by the French doom metal/gothic metal band Angellore. The title is French for 'the litany of the ashes'. The album was released both in a digital version and CD through Shunu Records on 21 August 2015. The CD version features a special digipak design and cards instead of a booklet. Produced by Angellore and Florent Krist, it was mastered by Markus Skroch from the Kalthallen Studios (Germany). The layout and design is by Florent Castellani.

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."A Shrine of Clouds"Rosarius/WalranRosarius/Walran13:47
2."Still Glowing Ashes"Rosarius/WalranRosarius/Walran10:26
3."Twilight's Embrace"WalranWalran09:28
4."Inertia"RosariusRosarius06:25
5."Moonflower"Rosarius/WalranRosarius/Walran18:29
Total length:58:38

Personnel

Angellore

  • Rosarius – Electric & acoustic guitars, bass guitars, vocals, keyboards
  • Walran – Vocals, keyboards
  • Ronnie – Drums

Session members

  • Lucia - Vocals
  • Catherine Arquez – violin

References

  1. "Rien Ne Devait Mourir, by Angellore". Angellore. Retrieved 2021-12-05.

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