A decent review,- and a spot of half-baked fortune telling thrown in for good measure – from everyone’s favourite weekly music / trendy fringe magazine.
“If such a thing is even possible, illuminatus just made their already shadowy, brooding sound even darker. Their progressive socially conscious menace gets another airing on this follow-up to 2008’s impressive debut, ‘The Wrath of the Lambs’. It may be an EP between albums -and in fact one of the tracks here is an acoustic version of an old song- but there’s still enough here to intrigue and perplex in equal measure. All of the new tracks are ambitious in scope; heavy on guitars and full of cynical vocal gnashings and angry political polemic. Clearly (here it is – Ed), illuminatus are always going to be a band that will never progress further into the mainstream than its fringes. But their poetic and melancholic oddity proudly rejoices in being different.
Steve Beebee KKK
Download Buy: Red
For Fans of: Anathema, Oceansize”
We’re really happy to announce that TODAY is the re-release date for the Wrath of the Lambs.
Following a short hiatus for the album after the credit-crunch based demise of our previous label, we’ve secured worldwide distribution of the album through Casket Music.
UK distribution will still be via all major retailers (HMV, Tesco, et al.), as well as all independent retailers with a PHD account.
World-wide physical distribution will include Australia (Modern Invasion), Benelux (Bertus), Canada (PHD Canada), Denmark (Target), France (Soundworks/Season Of Mist), Germany (New Music), Italy (Audioglobe), Greece (Soundforge), Portugal (Recital), Norway (Tuba Rcds), Spain (Goi Music) and Sweden (Sound Pollution).
You can of course still pick up copies of all our available releases and t-shirts through our online store.