Marking their first release with Relapse Records, 'De Doorn' represents a profound new chapter for Amenra. Breaking from the long-running 'Mass' series, the album finds the Belgian collective exploring both language and spirit in fresh ways. Sung entirely in Flemish, it channels an intimacy and weight only possible in one’s native tongue, transforming their already immersive sound into something even more resonant. Drawing inspiration from Flemish traditions like Kleinkunst—folk-rooted storytelling that passes wisdom across generations—the band builds bridges between ancestral heritage and contemporary heaviness.

The result is an album that feels like both a culmination and a rebirth. Ritualistic drones and towering riffs are threaded with moments of fragile beauty, creating a dynamic interplay between devastation and transcendence. Tracks like "Ogentroost" and "De Evenmens" are driven by crushing guitars and guttural force, while the closing "Voor Immer" opens into a hushed, emotional passage that erupts into cathartic release. True to Amenra’s ethos, 'De Doorn' is not just music but a communal act of reckoning—one where rapture and rupture blur into a single overwhelming experience. It is both rooted in history and defiantly forward-looking, reaffirming the band’s place as one of post-metal’s most spiritually charged voices.

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