No Sanctuary, by Concilium

No Sanctuary

by Concilium

supported by

Derrich Hafemann Huge riffs, solid drumming, soaring vocals, and some really smooth bass work underneath it all. If you're into doom, put this near the top of your queue of stuff to check out.

Sonny92 A four-track ep of thundering, female-fronted, epic doom that treads the well-worn boards of bands like Candlemass and Solstice. Vocalist Paris Thibault's strong vocals hold up extremely well and the slow, ominous build-up of the songs is classic epic doom handled fairly expertly for a band's debut release (although they have been around since 2014 and guitarist Greg Massi was a mainstay of prog metallers maudlin of the Well, so it's not that surprising, I guess).
Favorite track: Red Sun, Red Moon.

Evgeny Gromovoy My homies Concilium deliver pure, unadulterated doom. Powerful vocals, great guitar tone and flavorful drum beats. Favorite track: Red Sun, Red Moon.

pabloream Love the band and the singing is just fantastic. Favorite track: Halocline.

Tradición Metálica Awesome! From the first second of music to the last pixel of the cover art.

last vinyl before doomsday Excellent trudging doom. The cover art is a perfect compliment to the grandiose sounds within. Favorite track: Halocline.

more...

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

$4 USD or more
No Sanctuary Cassette Tape
Cassette + Digital Album
Smokey purple cassette tapes with gold print.

Hand-numbered edition of 100.

Includes download card.

Side A: 32 minutes of epic doom
Side B: 32 minutes of epic doom in reverse

Includes unlimited streaming of No Sanctuary via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Sold Out

1.	No Sanctuary 08:51	lyrics	buy track

2.	Halocline 10:13	lyrics	buy track

3.	Ritual Attrition 03:06	info	buy track
4.	Red Sun, Red Moon 08:55	lyrics	buy track

credits

released June 24, 2019

Recording, Mixing, & Mastering by RetCon Industries

Drum tracking by Reuben Ananny

Cover Painting: 'Cleft' by Adam Burke - Nightjar Illustration

Logo: Josh Yelle - Pencilmancer

Cassette Design & Layout: Paris Thibault

Concilium is:
Paris Thibault - Vocals & Lyrics
Greg Massi - Guitars & Bass
Nöah Störmbringer - Guitars
Joe Goldwater - Drums

Songwriting by Concilium

Additional contributions by:
Karl Diener
Jon Peters (Halocline)
Chris Ramusiewicz (Red Sun, Red Moon)

license

about

Concilium Boston, Massachusetts

Epic doom.

contact / help

Contact Concilium

Streaming and
Download help

Shipping and returns

Redeem code

Track Name: No Sanctuary: Trees obscuring your sight -
availing now to reveal
a glimpse of towers ahead,
fueling your weakening lungs.

Hope more precious than air
in this relentless chase.
Stone turrets so tall;
safe through an iron door.

A cry echoing far -
truly bereft of a soul.
At last a place of respite,
barred inside this great hall.

Succumbing to mortal fatigue;
sleeping now as the dead.
Awakened by light of day
to find danger renewed.

What was once sanctuary
leads to a new doom.
Refuge from the great hunter -
prey for another.

Through the hollow halls we run, run.
Through the hollow halls we run.

What was once sanctuary
leads to a new doom.
Refuge from the great hunter -
prey for another.
Track Name: Halocline: Riders crest the dunes, spilling sand.
These the hourglass, counting now.

Seething waves arise, breaching stone.
Here the tributes march, counting down.

Shell adorned, forlorn - gazes low.
These their only bounds - faith and hope.

Before them looms the cave, gaping wide.
Shadow haloed pool - the time is now.

Spear-men take their aim, find their marks.
Marbled red and blue waters swirl.

Clear and pallid meet - eyes agape.
Swallowing regret, gasping foam.

Shimmering ahead, halocline -
Portal to the dead, maybe life.

Sand choked steps and grief salted sea;
Limestone caverns flow.

Blood, sand, salt and stone.
Flesh, sand, salt and sea.
Blood, sand, salt, and stone.
Flesh, sand, salt and sea.
Track Name: Red Sun, Red Moon: Cinereal snowfall;
jaundiced sky burned to black.
Naive day seduced by night -
witness the bloom of the flesh moon.

In the sulfuric rain,
all are blind.

In the sulfuric rain,
I come for you.

Come with me into the void;
come with me away.

And as I walk through the veil,
I see you there.

And as I walk through the veil,
I come for you.

Come with me into the void;
come with me away.

If you like Concilium, you may also like:

Times of Obscene Evil and Wild Daring
by Smoulder

supported by 59 fans who also own “No Sanctuary”

This slice of epic doom metal from a traditional approach is surely only a taste of great things to come from Smoulder. Support this fantastic band! Certified Bryan
go to album
The Sword Woman
by Smoulder

supported by 42 fans who also own “No Sanctuary”

A first hint of mastership to come from one of Canada's contemporary finest bands outside the Black/Death/-core realms of the Metal Universe. Thanks for making this stuff available guerilla style time and again. Can't wait to see you live in Athens in 2020...!!! Dirk Limberg
go to album
2018 Demo
by Throne Of Iron

supported by 32 fans who also own “No Sanctuary”

Great Demo! hope to hear more from those guys witchhunter666
go to album
Pareidolia (deluxe edition)
by Demon Lung

Big, lurching stoner doom from Demon Lung, “Pareidolia” is a potent collision of 400-ton riffs and searing vocals. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 10, 2018
go to album
Odious Descent Into Decay
by Cerebral Rot

The Seattle band is optimized for one thing, and one thing alone: making music that’s as foul and disgusting as possible. Bandcamp Album of the Day Aug 15, 2019
go to album
Living Tomb
by Ossuarium

A corrosive mix of death, doom, psychedelia, and black metal, the Portland quartet’s debut full-length is a bona fide underground monolith that shapeshifts with each listen, all while maintaining its essential heaviness. Bandcamp Album of the Day Feb 1, 2019
go to album
Wolf
by Krallice

New York City's black-metal luminaries trade astral ambition for brutalist rage on this cacophonous, consistently-intense surprise EP. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 10, 2019
go to album