Sol Invictus: Necropolis
Sol Invictus: Necropolis
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Sol Invictus
Label: Prophecy
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 884388307513
Genre: Rock
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. 2018 release. More than 30 years after their inception, English neofolk kings Sol Invictus release their long-awaited album, Necropolis, possibly the final release from a band revered as progenitors of a dark and desperate sound. Sol Invictus is one of the most prolific and influential bands associated with neofolk or apocalyptic folk, a form of experimental music which emerged in punk rock circles in the 1980's, blending elements of folk and industrial music with dark themes of decay, decline, and/or the destruction of Western civilization. Necropolis could be called a eulogy to England's capital. Sol Invictus titled the record after The London Necropolis Railway, a railway line that has connected London with Brookwood Cemetary since 1854. But the moniker is also a nod to Wakeford's perception that the town is now "a London of mausoleums and masonry" and "a city haunted by the customs and crimes of the dead and the living." Necropolis features guest guitar from Don Anderson (ex-Agalloch, Khorada) who previously lent his skills to Sol Invictus' 2014 release, Once Upon A Time. The group around Wakeford continues to explore the psychedelic side of dark folk, using acoustic guitar as a foundation enriched with piano, flute, violin, electric guitar an drums among other instruments and - for the first time - the singing of The Green Army Choir.
Tracks:
1.1 Necropolis:Portal
1.2 Nine Elms
1.3 Old Father Thames
1.4 See Them
1.5 Serpentine
1.6 Still Born Summer
1.7 Brick Lane
1.8 Turn Turn Turn
1.9 The Last Man
1.10 The Garden of Love
1.11 Kill Burn
1.12 Set the Table
1.13 Murder on Thames
1.14 Shoreditch
1.15 Necropolis:Egress
