Batushka Hospodi Gold Vinyl 2LP Limited
Solid Golden Vinyl Gatefold Limited Edition
Батюшка Господи Black Metal
Publisher : Mystic Production
EAN : 5902643882430
Catalog Code : MYSTLP080
Format : Gold Vinyl 2LP
Year : 2019
Country : Poland
Genre : Black Metal

Limited Edition Solid Golden Vinyl
Batushka second full album.
Double Gold Vinyl packed in a solid gatefold
Issued in the limit of 500 pcs

Tracklist
A1     Возглас     
A2     Девятый Час     
A3     Вечерня     
A4     Повечерие
    
B1     Полунощница     
B2     Утреня     
B3     Первый Час
    
C1     Третий Час     
C2     Шестой Час     
C3     Литургия

Named after an Old Church Slavonic word for “God,” Hospodi enhances all the unique qualities that made the band such an instant phenomenon, while offering an entirely distinct and fresh sensory experience. The album boasts the most ferocious and bewitching songs the band has penned to date — along with a newfound sense of rock swagger
Fiercely conceived and audaciously executed, Hospodi takes the epoch-shattering essence of Batushka’s debut to a new level of idiosyncratic intensity. From the mesmerizing chants of the opening “Wozglas” to the blazing bombast of “Dziewiatyj Czas” and the pulsing, dark rock melodrama of “Wieczernia,” this is an album full of wildly dynamic, divergent moments, wherein the band’s otherworldly, inspirational fervor meets the whip-crack precision of 21st century brutality. Perhaps most importantly, Batushka’s deft conjuring of religion’s synaptic shock ‘n’ awe looms large over every scything riff and bellicose scream. By the time fans reach the overpowering climax of the closing Liturgiya, a true Damascene conversion is practically guaranteed.
“The whole album is a concept based on the Liturgy of Death, the prayers for the dead, and Orthodox funeral rites and dirges,” said the band. “It’s all about a ritual that involves the dead and the mourners. We also used a lot of old folk songs and elegies from our homeland. These are sung during the wake, around the casket, in the deceased person’s home. Nowadays only a few older people know them and still sing them accordingly in our region. We decided to cherish that tradition and I’m glad that with our album these songs and rites will survive.”