Dogs Blood Rising

Description

Avec Dogs Blood Rising, Current 93 signs in 1984 one of the most radical and visionary manifestos of the British post-industrial scene. Led by David Tibet alongside Steven Stapleton (Nurse With Wound) and John Murphy, the group develops here a hallucinatory work mixing industrial drones, esoteric collages, martial percussion, and apocalyptic invocations in a deeply unsettling sound ritual atmosphere. Between perverted Christian mysticism, end-of-the-world visions, and noise experiments, Dogs Blood Rising captures the pivotal moment when Current 93 begins to evolve its industrial language towards what will later become "apocalyptic folk." Driven by monumental pieces like Falling Back In Fields Of Rape or Raio No Terrasu (Jesus Wept), the album unfolds a hypnotic and deeply disturbing intensity, between trance, chaos, and black spirituality. A foundational and essential work for fans of experimental music, occult industrial, and extreme sound avant-garde.