Inner Missive #1 - Conversations on dark art with those that seek to create it.

The first edition of Inner Missive is now available at: Cult Never Dies, Fall of Nature & Impure Sounds

Contains in depth conversations with:

- Precaria

- Ulvesang

- Miserist

- Vladimir 'Smerdulak' Chebakov

- Convulsing

- RÁN

- Truth Corroded

- Fedrespor

- The Order Of Apollyon

* Limited to 100 hand-numbered copies. 

** If ordered from Impure Sounds it comes with an Inner Missive woven logo patch.

(Pictures by Dayal Patterson of Cult Never Dies)

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(Pictures by Richard McMaster of Impure Sounds)
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Shenüjajen Zine #1 - Entrevista a Precaria (Interview, Feb '17)

Shenüjajen Zine, de procedencia Chilena. Zine totalmente dedicada a presentar bandas que aportan al arte oscuro con autenticidad. En esta primera edición se incluyen entrevistas a Precaria, Malthusian, Zhrine, Vircolac, Uada, Myst, Concatenatus, Diabolical Messiah, entre otros... Y una buena cantidad de reseñas a discos recientes del black y death metal.

Aquí algo de la ideología detrás de esta zine:

 "No perseguimos el renombre ni la masificación. No buscamos la aceptación del pseudoexperto, del sabio autoproclamado ni del trve que pulula en el pináculo del exhibicionismo virtual, vomitando bilis, doble discurso y oscurantismo.

El Metal extremo es un arte, y debe ser analizado bajo la mirada de quien al menos aspira a la objetividad; aborrecemos el juicio dogmático y fundamentalista de fanáticos obtusos e intransigentes que reprochan la multiforme gracia de la música y sus diversos mensajes y posibilidades. Negar el avance y la evolución a través de las épocas, es una inconsecuencia deleznable arraigada en la ignorancia y la terquedad de quien se niega a entender la vida misma. Aquellos puristas, de ser consecuentes con su discurso, deberían al menos limitarse al folclore, o en su defecto, a las manifestaciones más primitivas y tribales de la humanidad, aquellas que cristalizaron la manifestación musical primigenia de cada pueblo.

Aborrecemos a los cavernarios. La música extrema es consecuencia de años y años de evolución musical, estética e ideológica, y seguirá su curso a lo largo de los eones: quien no quiera aceptar esta verdad fundamental está condenado al más ignominioso escarnio como retrogrado.

Somos seres pensantes que perciben la estética de la fealdad, hurgamos en la oscuridad del ser humano, probamos, digerimos y luego dirimimos sin presunciones, ni pretensiones de imponer nada a nadie: De gustibus non est disputandum. Las bestias que no entienden esto y deambulan en las cloacas de este pútrido sonido deben ser domesticadas o ignoradas, como el resto de la escoria ignora que vive en el lumpen."

Sin duda una postura bastante firme y pura, que hace aún más honorable haber sido entrevistado para Shenüjajen Zine. La fecha de la entrevista fue al rededor de Febrero del 2017, y con zoom se puede apreciar la mayoría del texto.

Shenüjajen Zine #1 - Sóhs (Front)

Shenüjajen Zine #1 - Sóhs (Entrevista a Precaria pt.I)

Shenüjajen Zine #1 - Sóhs (Entrevista a Precaria pt.II)

Shenüjajen Zine #1 - Sóhs (Back)

Forgotten Path Magazine - Issue #6

Forgotten Path Magazine - Issue #6

Professionally printed black metal magazine from Lithuania. A thick 132-page publication with interviews to bands like Grave Miasma, Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult, A.M.S.G., Slidhr, Pestilential Shadows, Saligia, Serpents Lair & more. 

It also features in depth articles such as the best albums from the Greek scene of the last years, the activity of Niklas Kvartforth and a critic to the post- trend in black metal as well as reports from fests and a vast album-reviews section in which Precaria Ex Humanitas is given a low rating, interesting? 

*** I have less than 10 copies available. 
 Buy one now and get a free album download immediately. 
 A surprise item will also be shipped with the magazine. *** 

Precaria promotional flyer, featured on Forgotten Path Magazine - Issue #6

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Precaria Ex Humanitas album review by The Anti-Flesh Nimbus

Precaria has been featured and reviewed in the printed edition, issue #1 (page 31) of The Anti-Flesh Nimbus Magazine: A Journey To The Dark Side along with big and well known bands like Cult Of Fire, Bestia Arcana, Throne of Katarsis, Serpent Noir, Clandestine Blaze, Grave Miasma and obscure, less known -not for much time- bands like Heretic Cult Redeemer, Impure Worship, Nadiwrath, Aima, Chaosbaphomet and Profane Prayer, featuring also an interview to Daemon Worship Prod. and a review of the Speyer Grey Mass Fest. The review of Precaria Ex Humanitas is entirely written in Greek -as it is the entire magazine- but it included a hand-written translation to English: 

"From the enigmatic Mexico with the ancient traditions that have given us Xibalba, Andramelech & more, comes Precaria, the vessel of Ianzél the Hermit, with an ambitious debut full-length album of 6 tracks and 52 minutes. With such lengthy songs and spanish lyrics from an unknown -until now- band, I don't know how many would dare to dive into the worlds of Precaria, yet those who will decide to do so, will find many things to prolong their presence there. 

First of all its the dry, high-pitch sound, which refers to the old Norway and the devastating drums that instantly suck the listener's attention. Here emerges the "sonic ugliness" that was once so adored in blackmetal circles. Around the middle of the record the rhythm slows down, it even crawls at some point. We are now into the deep, exploring Ianzél's fables. 

I haven't translated all the lyrics yet, but the latin title stands for something close to "The Precarious Position of Humanity". As for some sparse and short acoustic passages, they have nothing to do with pompous keyboards; on the contrary, these grisly chord plucking intensify the morbid atmosphere. Well done Mexico!"

- The Anti-Flesh Nimbus

The Anti-Flesh Nimbus: A Journey To The Dark Side - Black Metal Magazine
(Printed Edition, Issue #1) {Pages XXX & XXXI Scan}

Congratulations on your first physical edition of the magazine and thank you for choosing our material for review among these high quality selection of bands that serve well the Purpose. Nice to see some real commitment here. 

Regards. 

I.