MORAST - Fentanyl LP French By the mid-1990s

By the mid-1990s

" Sect pierces through the veil of complacency

Whether it's echo-laden pronouncements on our worst instincts for techno addiction (‘Digital Colony’) or odes to modernist artists Paul Nash (‘Marsh Personage’) each track is as desperate as it is restrained by the same conditions

in recurrent homage to the electrified hilltop landmark crucifix of the band’s Montréal hometown

MORAST - Fentanyl LP French By the mid-1990sSILVER VINYL. After several years of silence, MORAST are back with their third album, FENTANYL. Carried by grief, loss, and the abyss of emotional pain, they have managed to transform this energy into a celebratory resurrection. Their drive to create a dark and eerie atmosphere is still present, but this time their approach seems more aggressive, ecstatic, and raw. A six song journey into the darkest corners of human existence. A monolith of loathing