L'Acephale

L'Acephale
Genre(s)
Black Metal/Ambient/Folk
Lyrical theme(s)
Hate, Anger, Perdition, Nature
Origin Formed in Current label Status
United States of America (Portland, Oregon) 2002 Parasitic Records Active
Current line-up
Set Sothis Nox La - Guitar, vocals (Order of the Vulture, Hail (US))
Bloody Rich - Drum (speed drum) (Order of the Vulture)
Liz Abyss - Bass, vocals
Borkthraldrazil (Kody Keyworth) - Guitar (Fall of the Bastards, Oakhelm, Ealdath, Aldebaran (US), D'gul)
Markus Wolff Militaristic - Drum (military drum) (Waldteufel, Blood Axis, A Minority Of One, Hail (US))
Additional notes
L'Acephale began as a solo project of Set Sothis Nox La that is the leader and the mind of this group; then joined to this project other components.

In French language "Acephale" means "Headless".
Acephale was a secret society and journal in France just before WWII set up by Georges Bataille; they felt that the modern world was sterile and wanted to to go back to a spirituality that was more in line with tradition, "a spirit of the body and not a Christ god". Bataille was heavily influenced by Nietzsche, but specifically rejected fascism.
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helvetes__nattApril 27th, 2005
Last modified by On
GelordumOctober 26th, 2009
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Discography


The Book of Lies EP, 2005
Mord und Totschlag Demo, 2005[3 reviews, average 44%]
Nothing Is True, Everything Is Permitted (Aiwass 93 mix) Single, 2009
Malefeasance Full-length, 2009[1 review, 85%]
Stahlhartes Gehäuse Full-length, 2009[2 reviews, average 85%]



Links

Official
Myspace
Aurora Borealis artist page

Labels
Aurora Borealis Records
Parasitic Records
L'Acephale mp3 remix @ Radical Matters

Fan site
Acephale mp3's @ mp3.blackmetal.co.uk
L’Acéphale interview on Heathen Harvest



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