KAVRILA "Mor", by narshardaa

KAVRILA "Mor"

by narshardaa

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veganerd666 Yes, roger that! Definately devastating in a good way. Simply put, a frigging Riff Monster!!
Buckle up and take the ride, through highs and lows of Metal /punk/H. C. etc.
Effortlessly combined to a very brutal and heavy, yet easy piece of art. Drawing you in, to simply wanting more. More great riffs and sweet melodies. Excellent Album. If not a small masterpiece in its own right.

Jay O. Tea Meantime Even my goose bumps got goose bumps while listening! Had no idea this is even possible. Devastating, album, in the good way. Favorite track: KAVRILA tremor.

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:: Record Information ::
:: 100 copies on black vinyl
:: 100 copies transparent purple vinyl with black & white splatter
:: 100 copies on 3-color aside/bside mix w/ orange oxblood red & bone white w/ black splatter (SOLD OUT)
:: 200 copies on 3-color aside/bside mix w/ neonviolet & bone whiteand beer with black splatter (Repress January 27th 2022)
:: 15 testpressings were made
:: Full colour and heavy gatefold
:: including downloadcode

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	1.	KAVRILA watershed 02:04
	2.	KAVRILA halfway vanished 02:07
	3.	KAVRILA nebula 02:39
	4.	KAVRILA the facts 03:12
	5.	KAVRILA tremor 03:29
	6.	KAVRILA mor 03:38
	7.	KAVRILA flay 03:10
	8.	KAVRILA endocardium 01:53
	9.	KAVRILA rip 02:02
	10.	KAVRILA retribution 04:13

about

KAVRILA from Hamburg/Germany are back with a new record. A diary of loss. Back and forth between memories, presence, and the struggle within. A cathartic process. Introversive. Abrasive. Fragile. Not supposed to comfort you. Not supposed to give you answers. For their sophomore album Kavrila decided to take a different approach to recording Mor compared to their previous album, and EPs. A two day live recording session with producer, and engineer Timo Höcke at his Wellenschmiede Studio in Hamburg, Germany. Apart from a few overdubs everything else was composed and recorded in the studio. During the creative process of “Mor” a decision was made to give the music the right amount of time needed, so it could resonate better to Alex‘s vocals, and his approach to the lyrics. The passing of his mother, and the process of coping became the main theme of the whole album. This wasn’t planned beforehand, but ended up being the result of the natural progression of the music, and the conversations within the band. All lyrics were written by Alex except the last song “Retribution” which was written by Daniel(Bass). The band chose “Retribution” as the last song of the album because they felt the lyrics gave the album as a whole a sense of closure. The meaning behind “Retribution” is that time heals, one needs to be patient, and not give up hope, cause even in the darkest of times you can always find a speck of light. Respect what you lost and embrace what will follow.

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released December 3, 2021

all songs and lyrics by Kavrila
produced by A. Filippou & M. Karanastassis
recorded & mixed by Timo Höcke at the Wellenschmiede, Hamburg
mastered by Timo Höcke
album cover by the Bujack family
inlay photos by Michael Nehrmann
artwork by M.Karanastassis

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