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November 2021

November 2021

Mòr comes back with four shows in France and Belgium. New line-up and new logo by Lia Vile. New album coming ahead. Sordide will play two french shows, in Le Mans and the lost heights of Freycenet-la-Tour, along with Corpus Diavoli, Woest and Cepheide.

19/11 @ LE MANS, Le Lézard : Sordide + Cepheide
20/11 @ FREYCENET-LA-TOUR, Brasserie Ouroboros : Sordide + Corpus Diavoli + Woest

24/11 – ROUEN, Le 3 pièces : Mòr + Mandibula + Sycomore
25/11 – LILLE, La Brat Cave : Mòr + Exil
26/11 – JEMELLE, Die Congo’s Night : Mòr + Mr Marcaille + more tba
27/11 – KORTRIJK, The Pit’s : Mòr + Corpse Mutilation
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May 7, 2021

May 7, 2021

Almost four years after its release, The True Malemort unveils a CD version of its debut, ‘Individualism, Narcissism, Hedonism’. Released by Bad Moon Rising 惡月上昇 & La Harelle.  Digipak edition designed by Louise Brunnodottir, from an artwork by Julien Payan.
Instruments were recorded by Julien Bous, at Postghost Recordings studio. Mixed and mastered by Stéphane Krieger at Amanita studio
Available on the band’s BC page : www.malemort-doom.bandcamp.com & through Bad Moon Rising for Asia.
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January 2019

January 5, 2019

For the release of its third album, Hier déjà mort, SORDIDE will be touring next in France, Switzerland and Italy. Ten gigs alongwith the Utrecht-based atmospheric black metal trio TURIA.

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February 2018

February 2018

Malemort DLP and Telümehtår second album release announcements coming soon

Sordide joins again Master of Goats to record third full-length.
Boiling coldness and stylised wrath ahead.



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Malemort INH release

August 2017

Malemort releases its debut full-length under Prison Tatt Records.
Individualism, Narcissism, Hedonism
Debut album, edition through New Jersey based Prison Tatt Records.
Now unavailable.
DLP coming early 2018 through Cimerian Shades Recordings.
 
“I don’t know. I’m no psychologist. I only know what I feel, and for fuck’s sake I’ll just say it up front — this album is the most stunningly powerful, staggeringly horrific, blindingly apocalyptic doom album I’ve heard this year, and it has few peers in any year.” – No Clean Singing.