From a narrative standpoint, the cover for Absolute Elsewhere continues the story of Blood Incantation’s visual universe. For their full-length debut, 2016’s Starspawn, astronomical artist Don ...

All Blood Incantation had to do for a summer – one whole summer of nothing else – was make the biggest record of their lives, and it was intense. “It was the craziest summer ever.

Blood Incantation have announced their new album ... guest vocals in his native German language). Lastly, the cover art is the work of classic ’70s sci-fi artist Steve R. Dodd, and the album ...

That iconography permeates their album artwork and ephemera as well as their lyrics; fully appreciating Blood Incantation, for better or worse, has always meant trying to figure out what’s up ...

It’s been brilliant watching the widening of Blood Incantation’s cosmic horizons ... with its sci-fi alien artwork, far out themes and progressive bent that took peered into the beyond ...

And that journey covers much more than just mind-bending albums full of alien theories and art. In 2022, Blood Incantation shared synthwave (yes, a death-metal band did a straight-up synthwave ...

Blood Incantation, the underground’s favorite ... The album comes out Oct. 4 on Century Media. View the artwork and track listing below.

The already-great Blood Incantation made a major leap this year ... up hieroglyphics that matched the pyramid theme of the album artwork, and they had a giant version of their logo and the album ...

Blood Incantation — Absolute Elsewhere Century Media. Steve Dodd, the artist who painted the cover of Blood Incantation’s Absolute Elsewhere, is not an easy man to get in touch with.When I ...

Denver death metal band Blood Incantation will deliver their fourth ... Dodd worked on the album’s artwork. Vocalist Paul Riedl said this about the album: “‘Absolute Elsewhere’ is our ...

This ability to use extremity for art rather than shock value essentially allows Blood Incantation to do to death metal what Opeth did with their death metal output. There's no need to divide ...