Right now, LS is turning into a more War Metal thing (just you wait) but this is a bit more traditional and raw than even the LS self-titled.
LS is (kind of) serious, this really isn'tĤ. Themes (LS is based on the Elder Scrolls, this is mostly just vampire stuff, but also other things if i feel like it)ģ. Use of MIDI (forbidden in LS, essential here)Ģ. Key differences between this and Lord Sithis (because i apparently need to justify myself):ġ. I think i've put way too much thought into this. with three being a sacred number in a lot of cultures (Holy Trinity, Trimurti, the Celtic god triads etc.), five being the five pointed star and six being the "imperfect/impure number" in Abrahamic numerology (666 and all that) as opposed to 7, the "perfect number". Vrolok and Strigoi are different Eastern European terms for creatures of the night (witches, vampires, werewolves and more, depending on the source), Drakul essentially meaning "the Devil"or variations from that (from Latin, draco meaning dragon) and Pokol meaning Hell.Įven the price has symbology, apparently. At the time i did not remember the Vilebloods from Bloodborne, but i guess it kinda fits.Īrtist name taken partially from Dracula, by Bram Stoker, where some villagers mention some of these words. Project name taken from the Russian translation of Tolstoy's La Famille du Vourdalak (Семья вурдалака romanized as "Semya′ vurdala′ka" or as "Sem'ya vurdalaka"), done by Boleslav Markevich.Īlbum name taken from the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, that features a vampire hunter group called Order of the Virtuous Blood. I'm well aware of the lack of bass guitar, but that is because i didn't want to put in the effort to remember what i played, so i used a MIDI contrabass instead. Taking a bit more from Les Legions Noires and Gothic Ambient, this project delves into the Vampyric traditions and literature in a LoFi manner. An even less serious endeavor than what Lord Sithis already is, but related enough.
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