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Pneuma Hagion Releasing "Trinity I" Tape

Pneuma Hagion will release the "Trinity I" tape via Nuclear War Now! Productions on September 15th, with the label also commenting:

“Holy Spirit, as it is defined in the Christian New Testament and thus more commonly understood in contemporary society, is a term derived from the combination of the Greek words 'hagion' and 'pneuma,' respectively. However, canonical Christian doctrine is not the only belief system to have adopted these foreign words in an effort to explain our perceived existence. In a Gnostic context, the same words refer to the 'Divine Spark' of human consciousness that is imprisoned, perhaps hopelessly, in this material universe.

"It is this latter interpretation that has inspired the vision, birth, and execution of Pneuma Hagion, a musical entity of the same etymological root. Hailing from San Antonio, Texas, and consisting of one solitary member, Pneuma Hagion plays a brand of bleak and oppressive death metal that reflects this hopelessness of the individual’s consciousness held captive by an imperfect and often punishing physical existence.

"The band’s inaugural 2015 demo, entitled 'Trinity I,' constructs a cavernous atmosphere that perfectly represents the unsettling displacement and primitive isolation felt by the awakened Gnostic, followed by his consequent desire to escape this illusion. With musical influences ranging from Blasphemy and Beherit to Evoken and Thergothon, Pneuma Hagion has succeeded in combining the malevolence of bestial black metal with the utter despair of the bleakest varieties of death/doom, resulting in a sound that may conjure a comparison to the potential offspring that might have resulted from an unholy wedding of Demoncy and Incantation."

The track listing is:

1. Caverns
2. Nous
3. First Thought

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