Various other WOE bands are continuing work on various releases including The Kult of Eihort, Halo of the Sun and Contaigeon…. more new as and when it surfaces.

Hesper Payne have a number on new releases in the works and a couple of shirts now available which can be ordered here > http://worksofein.spreadshirt.co.uk/

Contaigeon are currently buried in their catacomb working on…something

Halo of the Sun have paused work on the ‘Porcelain Betrayal’ album to work on somthing ‘colder and bleaker’ for release later this year

Kult of Eihort have been undergoing some personnel changes but are nearing completion of their debut album ‘The Ignoble Radiance’  with a release hopefully later this year.

In the meantime keep checking here for new and at our music page here > http://worksofein.bandcamp.com/ to hear our releases and to investigate work by selected affiliated and approved artists.

http://www.metalsucks.net/2011/01/28/freeloader-hesper-payne%e2%80%99s-unclean-rituals/

and find below a transcriptoin of Etan Rosenblooms review of Contaigeon from Decibel magazine.

Contaigeon have no trouble communicating. Lyrically, the band augurs some pretty terrible stuff about humanity’s end-times, but there is little of the admonishing rage of much eschatology-obsessed death metal. They take no special pride in witnessing the earth’s demise on “The Day the Earth Stood Dead,” nor do they pledge any special fealty to the terrible protagonist of “Plague Lord” (“Rising from the stinking pit / Pestilential majesty / Crusted bile is his crown”). Contaigeon are mere observers to all the destruction and flesh-rending, which makes their pronouncements all the more horrific. They’ve seen the bleakness of our future, and there’s fuck all we can do about it.

The songwriting’s top-notch and the playing seeps sloppy soul. And yet Death at the Gates of Delirium’s greatest asset is some of the sickest guitar tone since the glory days of Incantation. Instruments bleed at the edges, Archeon and Rahab’s haunted six strings fusing with Verminion’s “four string funary (sic) dirges” into one fuzzed-out, scouring earfuck. No modern over-compression here – every section of the frequency spectrum sounds equally tarnished, equally rotten. “Those in the soil that hunger,” Archeon groans in “Those In the Soil,” “Those in the dark that scream…Can you feel them / Burrowing beneath your feet?” Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. We feel this album. 8/10

http://www.seaoftranquility.org/reviews.php?op=showcontent&id=10250

“Death At the Gates of Delirium brought to mind undersea images of that BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico — thick clouds of oily putrescence jetting out of the busted well head, some of it eventually settling into a congealing mass on the bottom, slowly drifting in the current as it extinguishes squirming life in its path.”

click the link to read the whole thing and check out the rest of this rather interesting blog

http://www.nocleansinging.com/2011/01/18/quick-takes-contaigeon/

http://thelivingdoorway.blogspot.com/2010/12/contaigeon-death-at-gates-of-delirium.html

http://www.teethofthedivine.com/site/featured/interview-with-contaigeon/

http://www.teethofthedivine.com/site/reviews/contaigeondeath-at-the-gates-of-delirium/

http://zykasylum.blogspot.com/search?q=contaigeon

http://www.metalsucks.net/2010/12/16/satan-rosenblooms-top-fifteen-metal-albums-of-2010/