Legendary Death Metal maniacs ABORTED, under the charismatic leadership of Sven Caluwe have returned with their highly anticipated 11th studio album called ManiaCult. In cooperation with G13 Production House (Behemoth, Accept, Kreator), the band presents their most terrifying and disturbing video so far for their first single “Impetus Odi”. Watch the video below but viewer discretion is advised – you have been warned!
ManiaCult will be officially released on September 10th and will be available in the following formats:
CD Jewelcase – all outlets
Gatefold black LP+CD & Poster – all outlets
Gatefold ultra clear LP+CD & Poster – Bandshop
Gatefold neon green LP+CD & Poster – Bandshop (200 Units)
Gatefold neon yellow LP+CD & Poster – EMP (300 Units)
Gatefold opaque hot pinkLP+CD & Poster – Nuclear Blast (300 Units)
DISCLAIMER: Due to the high demand for vinyl manufacturing, production times are subject to possible delay. Everything will be done to ensure that original deadlines are met, and product is delivered as promised. However, customers are advised that the potential exists for delays beyond control.
The pre-sale has officially started and are available, HERE. The band will also offer a strictly limited amount of liquid filled vinyl and their own exclusive action figure on their band shop. Check out their band shop HERE.
Join the ManiaCult and you can never leave — at least not with your life intact.
ABORTED have crafted the perfect soundtrack to this sick sect, which demands human sacrifices to summon Lovecraftian demons. The sinister sound aptly snarls and snakes like the heads that worm their way out from the cult leader’s back. It’s the same type of authority ABORTED have had over the death metal masses for the 26 years since vocalist Sven de Caluwé formed the band in Belgium. As the lone original member, he’s directed the band like a demented conductor: each musician that filters through the ranks a tendril he waves around like a baton.
ABORTED are shapeshifters, evolving from blazing deathgrind to groovier fare before settling into a technical approach on death metal. On 11th album ManiaCult, they split the difference between the over-the-top shred of TerrorVision and the dripping dark atmosphere achieved on follow-up La Grande Mascarade. That EP was their first as the current four-piece line-up, rounded out by drummer Ken Bedene, guitarist Ian Jekelis and bassist Stefano Franceschini.
