Call Of The Void by Celestial Wolves on vinyl. Second pressing comes on 180g gold and black vinyl in revised gatefold cover with gold foil layer. US fans can purchase through A Thousand Arms, UK fans can buy their copy over at Church Road Records and in Asia through New Noise China. Disclaimer: the gold colour may cause some surface noise. Release planned for October 2021. First pressing comes on 180g colored vinyl (transparent dark yellow) and in gatefold cover. Co-released by A Thousand Arms for USA on 180g clear vinyl. Released on October 8th, 2018. Info The newest release from Herzele’s Celestial Wolves is a testament to the ever-strengthening presence emerging from the supremely underrated Belgian heavy music scene over the past several years. There is a connectivity of sonic purpose between the bands of this region, who all place highest priority on staking their claim to the crossroads where the dulcet tones of post-rock and the volume worship of post-metal meet ceremoniously. Rugged riffs bolstered by soaring melodies are the calling card of Celestial Wolves on their 3rd LP Call of the Void. Listeners will find this particular void prismatic, black and deep as a moonless midnight in spots, silken and inviting as the siren’s tongue in others, grim and hard-lined but possessing the kind of heroic fierceness that has come to characterize the Belgian “post” aesthetic. Call of the Void is a record that tackles the unknown, the aberrations of our world, those things that fly in the face of all our scientific advances to remain utterly mysterious. The Bermuda Triangle, the Bangui magnetic field, the Marree Man of Australia, the Porcupine Bank of the Irish shelf – phenomena that would seem thoroughly fantastic did they not exist before our eyes – these are the essence of Celestial Wolves’ titular void. And like these geographic and scientific anomalies, the void is a concept that draws us ever closer to its gaping and unbiased jaws, alluring enigmatically and feed