From the Dust of the Old Hungarian Plains, Emerges the Invisible Claw that Drags Us into our Rotting Grave

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	1.	Morning Came with a Cartload of Dew 06:20
	2.	Desolation in Dust 03:15
	3.	At the Shores of Dry Lake Fancsika 04:38
	4.	Vekeri, 37 °C, Drought 06:30
	5.	This Rake Stays Leaned Against the Wall 07:20
	6.	Infinite Nihil 06:00
	7.	The Devil and the Peasant 04:00
	8.	I am the Darkness, I am your End 06:27
	9.	Blood of a Thousand Lambs 04:00
	10.	A Corpse Stuffed with Night-scented Stock 03:02
	11.	The Lurker is Getting Awake 03:19
	12.	Hell in a Tiny Box 23:01
	13.	One Step Closer to the Pit 04:59
	14.	Plague of the Plains 06:04

A mundane summer day in the rural Hungarian plains. The ambitious morning is washed away by heat, dust, and endless dry wheat fields. As the evening approaches, dullness, longing, and boredom set in. Even if something sinister happens each night, it goes unnoticed by most. Each new dawn is just another step closer to the inevitable end.

Video clip: youtu.be/Obz9JFcIuKc

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Interview @ The Dungeon In Deep Space:
thedungeonindeepspace.com/2020/11/13/eyre-transmissions-viii-interview-with-hungarian-dark-ambient-producer-blackweald/

Interview @ DarkUndergroundMusicZine:
hatredmeanswarzine.blogspot.com/2021/02/blackweald-interview.html

Interview @ OpiumBarlang:
opiumbarlang.blog.hu/2022/09/13/interju_a_blackweald-del_dark_ambient_projektjerol_hu_eng

Interview with Casey Douglass:
www.casey-douglass.com/2023/11/dark-ambient-blackweald-interview.html

released August 2, 2022

BlackWeald Hungary

Dark ambient. Drone. Ritual. Narrative. Concept. Cinematic.

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