Sacrilegious Rite
(Germany)
T: Who put Sacrilegious
Rite and Why?
Sumnor Amdis (lead
guitar): Sacrilegious Rite raised by E.I.M and myself in 2009 from the ashes
from Capitis Damnare. We decided to change the musical direction at that time
and experiment something more primitive.
T: I was listening to
the 7 "Split EP"Sexual Blood Rites"shared with Ungod. The two
songs nocturnal Blood and Consecration are a brutal Black metal. Do you think
your in this regard and Which can tell us about this recording?
S.A: Those recordings
are now pretty old and in my opinion they are not showing exactly how do we
sound right now. We have actually re-arranged N.B.C with a more fitting
approach.
T: Also released another
7 '' EP Split with Bestial Holucaust, as they contacted with them and who was
the idea of doing this work?
S.A: This is also pretty
far away now... We were in good contact with S.Sepulchr since many years, and
we used to do split in our former band. Things came naturally and we enjoyed a
lot the work with them. We are still in touch nowadays.
T: In this 7 '' Ep Split
note is much work chart. Who do the work?
S.A: Our good friend
Marcus Ludwig (Black Death Sign) did the artwork and some other from us,
including our logo design.
T: In this 7 '' EP Split
appear two themed Deathless and Starnation, I can count more than this
recording? This split contains only one song called Deathless Starvation.
S.A: Between 2011 and
2014 we had to struggle with the
line-up. We could not record some material until 2015.
T: You considered a cult
band?
S.A: Some of the band
members are devoted to the left hand path and to the black arts. Most of us are
convinced to Luciferianism.
T: Made a Tape
"Black Curses of Death" 200 copies Deathstalker, crowned Rex Mortis (Morbid
King of Devastation) and Remains of the deceased. In this production are with
another drummer Sitrom Rogir. Affect on something the sound of Sacrilegious
Rite?
S.A: Yes totally. As I
said a bit before, we found a steady line up with the arrival of Sitrom Rogir.
He was drumming in some black metal bands in France in the late 90's and he is
definitely the drummer we needed to move forward.
T: Which bands are the
influences of the music of Sacrilegious Rites?
S.A: We do like a lot
the south american scene and the traditionnal scandinavian death metal scene.
If I have to give some names to my influences for the tracks I composed, I
would say Mortem (Peru), Sarcofago, Morbid Angel, Mayhem and Necrophobic.
T: Are you currently
playing in concerts and with that band?
S.A: Yes we are
appearing several times per year in Europe. Our last concert was at a festival
in Switzerland (Forest Fest). We played among bands like Archgoat, Merrimack
Ritualization and Betrayed.
T: How do The Legion Of
TchorT fans can purchase their music.?
S.A: Most of our old
releases, as well as our demo is already or almost sold out. For the rest you
can get our material at Dominance of Darkness Records or Dunkelheit
Produktionen.