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Turkish Black Metal Duo ZIFIR Release ‘Kingdom of Nothingness’ / Album Streaming

December 16, 2017 darkartconspiracy Leave a comment

Kingdom of Nothingness from Turkish Black Metal duo ZIFIR is out now on Duplicate Records. The album is available on Spotify, Youtube, iTunes, Bandcamp and all other digital platforms. Stream the album in its entirety at https://youtu.be/10k4h0twmrw

CD/Vinyl: https://goo.gl/tE8nTh

Digital: https://zifir.bandcamp.com/album/kingdom-of-nothingness

ZIFIR have existed for more than a decade in the deep confines of the underground, previously releasing two full-lengths and one split album with Cult Of Erinyes. Now, with their third album Kingdom Of Nothingness, the Turkish two-piece of Onur Onok and Nursuz have crafted a unique piece of darkness. Skillfully blending eastern European and Scandinavian influences into their very own sound, ZIFIR evoke haunting imagery of desolate fields and vast ruins, all soiled in blood. Rather than the standard “Hail Satan” perspective, lyrically Kingdom Of Nothingness is a condemnation of all man made religion, seen from a Turkish point of view.

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Turkish black metallers ZIFIR to release new album on Duplicate Records

April 4, 2017 darkartconspiracy Leave a comment

Turkish black metallers ZIFIR have signed with norwegian label Duplicate Records and announced that their third full-length, “Kingdom Of Nothigness”, will be released in late spring / early summer of 2017, both in CD and LP format. Artwork was created by russian artist Vergvoktre.

ZIFIR have existed for more than a decade in the far confines of the underground, releasing two full-lengths and one split album with Cult Of Erinyes. Now, with their third album ready to be unleashed via Duplicate Records, the turkish two-piece have crafted a unique piece of darkness.

Skillfully blending eastern and scandinavian influences into their very own sound, ZIFIR evoke haunting imagery within the listeners mind. Having carefully honed their craftmanship over the years, they have effortlessly created an album that is diverse without losing its sense of direction.

The occasional sacral chanting adds a unique flavour whilst the organic production lends the album a timeless quality.

As opposed to the standard «hail Satan» perspective, lyrically “Kingdom Of Nothingness” is a condemnation of all manmade religion, seen from a turkish view. Several songs, like album highlight “769”, deal with actual events, or rather horrors that took place in the name of religion.

With “Kingdom Of Nothingness”, ZIFIR deliver one of the truly stand-out black metal releases of 2017. The beast has awoken.