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Even though Messe des Morts II was a great sucess, many (including us!!) were disappointed by the fact that Mgla was prevented to enter Canada because of technical issues. We promised a make-up show, so there you go!
 
While we were at it, we figured we might as well contact the other two international acts that could not make it this past November for different reasons. Darkspace was unfortunately unable to attend, but Nargaroth accepted to come for this show, in what will be a first in 6 years in Québec/Canada for them, as well as an exclusive North-American performance!

Forteresse will also be back on stage for the first time since their European tour, as we had announced in December, and two other bands (who should be confirmed shortly) will start the evening.
 
So we'll see you on March 9th at the Théâtre Plaza, for another night of Unholy Black Metal!
 
The Lineup :
 
- Nargaroth (Germany, Exclusive North American Show!!)
 - Mgla (Poland, For the first time in North America!!)
 - Forteresse (Québec)
 - TBA
 - TBA

TICKETS
 
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/319471
 
OR
 
35 $ CAN + frais / fees = 38 $ CAN
Each all included
Paypal : info (AT) sepulchralproductions (DOT) com

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After a successful first year, the Messe des Morts Festival is back for a second edition of dark and hateful Black Metal. This second year will be even bigger, with 2 times as many international bands, a third day added to the fest and a bigger venue for the Friday and Saturday. Those who came last year are still talking about it, others will have the chance to experience it themselves in late November!!
 
We hope to see many of you on November 22, 23 and 24 for this second occult ceremony, held at the Katacombes (November 22) and Théâtre Plaza (November 23-24)!!

 The lineup :
 
Genèse (22 novembre) :
 Katacombes
 (1635 St-Laurent)

- Darkspace (Switzerland, first North-American show ever!!)
 - Thantifaxath (Ontario)
 - Sortilegia (Ontario, first Montréal show)
 - Verglas (Québec)
 

Psaume I (23 novembre) :
 Théâtre Plaza
 (6505, rue Saint-Hubert)
 
- Revenge (Alberta, first Canadian show ever!!)
 - Seth (France, first North-American show ever!!)
 - Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult (Germany, first Canadian show ever!!)
 - Isvind (Norway, first North-American show ever!!)
 - Panzerfaust (Ontario)
 - Scum Sentinel (Québec)
 - Haeres (Québec)
 

Psaume II (24 novembre) :
 Théâtre Plaza
 (6505, rue Saint-Hubert)
 
- Ragnarok (Norway, first North-American show ever!!)
 - Black Witchery (USA, first Québec/Ontario show ever!!)
 - Mgla (Poland, first North-American show ever!!)
 - Neige Éternelle (Québec)
 - Sylvus (Ontario)
 - Mortuas (Québec)
 - Sarcomancy (USA, first Canadian show ever!!)

2-day passes are now officially sold-out! Those who want to see the 2 days will have to buy individual tickets, either through ww.brownpapertickets.com or through us (and obviously in selected stores for those of the Montréal or Québec area).

Folks from the outside, don't wait too long : already a good amount of individual tickets sold along the passes, it's possible both nights end up selling out (325 capacity)!

info : messedesmorts.blogspot.com

For those of the Montréal and/or Québec area, tickets are now available from the following stores :

- Freeson (Montréal)
- Profusion (Montréal)
- Labyrinthe (Montréal)
- Soundcentral (Montréal)
- Pentagram (Québec)

Tickets will be $30 CAN per evening. There will be as well 100 two-day passes at $55 CAN only available from Sepulchral Productions.

To order from the Internet, tickets will be on sale starting tomorrow at noon on Brownpapertickets.com, for those who don't know them, they're 100% reliable and a lot cheaper than most such such sites!

PSAUME I: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/198212
PSAUME II: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/198213

You will of course be able to get some 1-day tickets from us as well, and we'll have tickets on sale in a few stores next week!

The official festival blog, all the info is there :
http://messedesmorts.blogspot.com/

The official release is today! You still have until midnight (Montréal hour) to get these on presale, after that the CDs will be marked to their regular price.

A few early reviews of the albums :

Borgne :

"Borgne brainchild Bornyhake knows how to handle his guitar, riffing out some great, creepy fuzz atop the blurred drums and hateful vokills. Bravo, Borgne: you've succeeded in winning over yet another convert to your cause!"  - Zero Tolerance

“From the lush acoustic to pure nightmarish blackened pain. Burzum, Mayhem and Older Darkthrone fans with love this as it holds just into those Ideals as well. Bombastic…” – Absolute Zero Media

“Black symphonic, grandiose and epic…dark, sinister, tragic.” – Flight of Pegasus


Forteresse :

“This is full of hope and sorrow, loss and grief and epic in the undertaking that it is trying to present. Simply just blown away by this release.” – Absolute Zero Media

“The tunes here are immense. The sound is dense: melodies are keyboard-led, the guitars thicken the texture and add to the monumental weight of the music, and the vocals are a parched roar – beautiful.” – Zero Tolerance Magazine

“I don't think I've heard something quite this self assured and spacious all year. Par Hauts Bois et Vastes Plaines plays out like a solitary excursion across the Canadian north.” – From the Dust Returned


Neige et Noirceur :

“Neige et Noirceur's La Seigneurie des Loups is the first in 25 or so albums that I can't stop listening to! Music is art, and this album proves it.” 9.5/10 – Sara Heitman (Blistering.com)

“Neige Et Noirceur play a very woods-and-snow nature-mystical brand of post-Burzum black metal, which is strangely easy on the ear despite the rasping aggression.” – Zero Tolerance Magazine

“Anyone who is a fan of Québécois BM would be insane not to pick this piece up. Neige & Noirceur are really coming into their own with each new release, and are solidifying a place among the elite acts in the genre. This is essential.” – The Werkshed