The Grimoire Chronicles Vol 1 - The Ritual

by Omramoryth

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1.	The Key and The Gate 00:51	lyrics	buy track
No lyrics. Just creepy music.
2.	March of the Thousand Young 03:30	lyrics	buy track
No lyrics. Just blast beats.
3.	The Faceless God 03:42	lyrics	buy track
No lyrics. Just heavy music.

about

Omramoryth's debut EP "The Grimoire Chronicles Vol. 1 - The Ritual" is a collection of songs inspired by the works of none other but H.P. Lovecraft.

At the sunset of 2019. I felt creatively deprived. I haven't recorded anything in years and haven't mixed a song for ages. As Covid-19 started to reign over the world at the dawning of 2020., raising hell and causing overall panic, I started working remotely full time and felt like this was my chance to seize the moment.

"The Ritual" was written over a period of two months, each song dedicated to a Lovecraft deity, starting with Yog Sothoth. I've taken approximately two months to mix and master the whole album and an additional month to polish things up and arrange everything the way I heard it in my head.

This was an extremely invigorating experience and I can safely say I've re-ignited the spark which would light the fire for audio/video production in me.

Among the Covid havoc, I was lucky enough to find a place and a little time for myself. This is the result of it.

I hope you'll enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed making it.

Until next time,
Omramoryth.