Vigor Reconstruct: A Benefit For The Soroka Family

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I, Da Witchfinder Only ever heard Tchornobog by him, but that was more than enough for me to support this. Favorite track: Emerald (Thin Lizzy Cover feat. Trevor Strnad).

sinisterblodlust Eternal hails to a metal legend, Markov and his family. In times of unlight, seek thy candle, find thy way~

jormungandrsfoe Love to the Soroka family, and thank you to every single person who put this incredible compilation together.

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1.	Markov Song vii 06:00	info
2.	The Judge 10:34
3.	Our Father Who Eats His Young 05:13
4.	Emi Sakura (Demo) 05:08
5.	Unanswered 05:47
6.	The Crystal Dagger in the Mighty Woods 04:35
7.	Casting The Forbidden Spell 05:09
8.	Dissident (Remixed/Remastered) 17:16
9.	Our Concrete Sepulchres 05:59
10.	Standing Stones (Demo) 04:24
11.	Winter (Tori Amos Cover) 06:57	info
12.	Elegy For The Memory Of Me (Lamp of Murmuur Remix) 03:34
13.	Spilling Holy Blood (Profanatica Cover) 02:37
14.	Blood Moon Lunacy (Re-recording) 10:07
15.	Distorted Views 04:58
16.	I love you too much to let you near me 03:25
17.	Emerald (Thin Lizzy Cover feat. Trevor Strnad) 04:00
18.	Cosmic Keys To My Creations And Times (Emperor Cover) 05:58
19.	The Five Will Ride At Dawn 04:56
20.	Transilvanian Drifter (Darkthrone Cover) 03:13
21.	Necromancer of... 1923 03:23
22.	Pleiades (King's X Cover) 06:00
23.	II 07:16
24.	Artificial Evolution 04:18
25.	Eunuch 02:07	info
26.	All of Our Maps are Lost in the Wind 05:35
27.	Aether (Excerpt) 10:00
28.	Three 02:37
29.	La Inexorable Amargura En La Existencia 09:33
30.	Frostbitten Communion with the Edolon of Night 11:16
31.	Enemy 06:09
32.	Baptised in Fire and Ice (Bathory Cover) 07:45
33.	The Din 07:12
34.	Domes of Yethlyreom 05:52	info

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released October 2, 2020

Markov Soroka's father suffered a severe heart attack earlier this summer and, though he survived, was left without a job nor insurance in the wake of such tumult. Now the Soroka family faces at least $66,000 in medical bills. It is our hope that this compilation, featuring some of the very best of the metal (and beyond) underground, will help ameliorate some of the financial woes which they face.

We will also concurrently be running a raffle for the original hand-painted artwork by Calvin Cushman, as well as original artwork by Karmazid (Tchornobog logo et al). At $5 per ticket, you are welcome to purchase as many "tickets" as possible (Paypal the total amount as Friends and Family to sorokafamilybenefit@gmail.com) between 10/2 and 10/4 (at midnight PST), with the winners being announced 10/5. Global shipping will be covered by the artists.

We have all been touched by Markov Soroka's art in one way or another -- be it their work as Aureole, Drown, Krukh, Tchornobog, or any of their other artistic endeavors. We owe a lot to Markov, and now it's time for us to give back.

All proceeds will go to the Soroka family.

The Soroka Family Benefit features music from:

Adrasteia
Äkth Gánahëth
An Evening Redness
Book of Sand
Caïna
Déhà
Despondent Moon
Ebony Pendant
Esoteric
Fetters
Ghostbound
Höstblod
Këkht Aräkh
Krieg
Lamp of Murmuur
Mania
Many Blessings
Mare Cognitum
Mare Cognitum feat. Trevor Strnad
Morgul Blade
Nocturno Volvo
Old Nick
Panopticon
René Aquarius
Sallow Moth
Sovereign
Spectral Lore
Stellar Descent
Trapped in Shit
Ühtceare
Upir
Wærloga
Weald & Woe
Woe
Zothique

Cover art by Calvin Cushman
Panopticon track mastered by Spenser Morris

"Winter" originally by Tori Amos (originally found on "Little Earthquakes," written by Tori Amos and Nick DeCaro, 1992, under license from Sword and Stone Pub).

"Emerald (Thin Lizzy Cover feat. Trevor Strnad)" originally by Thin Lizzy (originally found on "Jailbreak," written by Brian David Robertson, Brian Michael Downey, Philip Parris Lynott, and William Scott Gorham, 1976, under license from Universal-Polygram Int'l obo Pippin The Friendly Ranger Ltd).

Follow Markov's music at: markovsoroka.bandcamp.com

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