In the Twilight Grey

NECROPHOBIC / / CD (Japanese edition) / DIW on METAL

Japanese edition:

In the Twilight Grey is the tenth album by Necrophobic, the Swedish death and black metal band formed in Stockholm in 1989, and their first in four years since Dawn Of The Damned.

NECROPHOBIC - In the Twilight Grey album cover

CD Details

ArtistNECROPHOBIC
TitleIn the Twilight Grey
Release date
Japanese edition
LabelDIW on METAL
FormatCD (Japanese edition)
Catalog No.DYMC6093
Tracks12

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Track List

  1. Grace of the Past
  2. Clavis Inferni
  3. As Stars Collide
  4. Stormcrow
  5. Shadows of the Brightest Night
  6. Blackened the Horizon (Japan Bonus Track)
  7. Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes
  8. Cast in Stone
  9. Nordanvind
  10. In the Twilight Grey
  11. The Torture Never Stops (Japan Bonus Track)
  12. Ascension (Episode Four)

Music Video

Stormcrow · Official Video

Mirrors of a Thousand Lakes · Official Road Video

Nordanvind · Official Video

LINER NOTES
In the Twilight Grey is the tenth album by Necrophobic, the Swedish death and black metal band formed in Stockholm in 1989, and their first in four years since Dawn Of The Damned. Members have come and gone and crossed paths with Unleashed, Dismember, Grave, Dark Funeral and Naglfar over three decades without the band ever stopping, and what it does has not changed either: pitch-black and aggressive, with melodies that stay lyrical underneath. The line-up is Anders Strokirk on vocals, Sebastian Ramstedt on lead guitar, Johan Bergebäck on rhythm guitar, Tobias Cristiansson on bass and Joakim Sterner on drums, and Fredrik Folkare of Unleashed produced, mixed and mastered it as he did the last one. Century Media released it on 15 March 2024 and DIW on METAL issued the Japanese edition, DYMC6093, on 10 April, slotting two extra songs into the running order rather than appending them — "Blackened the Horizon" and a cover of Frank Zappa's "The Torture Never Stops". Twelve tracks, about an hour and three minutes.