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Darkness Shall Rise

Secrets of the Moon - Arcana Vanity Death (The Demos Years) (CD-2)

Secrets of the Moon - Arcana Vanity Death (The Demos Years) (CD-2)

Barcode: 4068651004101

Release Date: 2026-10-09

SKU:DSR353CD

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“And a magic dwells in each beginning”

Enthralled by occultism and the magic of Black Metal SECRETS OF THE MOON was originally brought forth by bassist and singer Daevas after his departure from MARTYRIUM in Osnabrück in 1995. Thanks to a tremendous discography – amongst a multitude of releases most notably spanning seven full-length albums – and countless shows performed domestically and abroad, SECRETS OF THE MOON – within the ensuing 27 years until its termination in 2022 – would go on to put its name on the map as one of Germany’s most revered dark Metal bands.

Prior to unleashing their first album Stronghold of the Inviolables in 2001 the mischievous collective managed to produce a body of work comprising two demos – Unearthed Arcana and Vanitas – Promotape 98, the notorious and never officially published Moondance Madness tape and the cult Split 7” EP with LUNAR AURORA. Although less known than their albums, these dusty relics from the dark past are no less significant. Naturally way rawer and unpolished than the studio albums, what these recordings may lack in sophistication is all made up for by the mystical charm pervading their every second.

All of these raw diamonds from SECRETS OF THE MOON’s formative period with many obscure recordings especially unearthed for this compilation on top, Darkness Shall Rise Productions now have the great pleasure to reissue in the shape of this marvellous compilation.

A new in-depth interview with Lars "Devas" Plegge and Phil "sG" Jonas was done especially for this release and the booklets also includes many never seen before pictures of the groups glorious past.

The songs were completely new remastered from the original tapes by Patrick W. Engel at the Temple of Disharmony.

Cover-artwork was done by Misanthropic-Art.
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