Eighteen years ago， some underground activists under the name OSCULUM INFAME released one of the most controversial yet generally applauded album ever spawned in France. Dor-Nu-Fauglith has since remained a landmark of European black metal， perfectly blending melodies and harshness. With success came controversy， from the band’s own statement to the (in)famous lyrics of ‘Kein Entkommen’， Osculum Infame was quickly surrounded by a smell of sulfur. Even after their split， Osculum Infame left a bloody and disgraceful mark on the face of clean & politically correct black metal we all know. A putrid scar to remember that the Devil’s music has NEVER been supposed to become acceptable. The speculations went on， and so did the hunt by modern fascists “de la pensée unique” (whose methods and acts made them far closer to their enemies than they imagine， but don’t tell them…). Now Osculum Infame rises again. Here at Battlesk’rs we are proud to give our support to them， as we have done with the successive releases of the 7” ep Quwm (2010)， Consuming the Metatron (2012) and now its epilogos， the successor to Dor-Nu-Fauglith， their 2nd full-length opus: “The Axis of Blood.”

1. ApokalupVI
2. Cognitive Perdition Of The Insane
3. Kaoist Serpentis
4. My Angel
5. Absolve Me Not
6. Let There Be Darkness
7. Inner Falling Of The Glory Of God
8. White Void
9. Asphyxiated Light
10. I In The Ocean Of Worms
11. Solemn Faith