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Öxxö Xööx announce new album ‘Ÿ’

ÖXXÖ XÖÖX have announced a new album!

Titled Ÿ, the upcoming album from the unique French avant-garde/experimental doom metal unit is scheduled to be released in November this year.

Featuring the songwriting, instrumentation and vocals of the titular Öxxö Xööx [Laurent Lunoir, ex-WHOURKR], the operatic treasure Rïcïnn [Laure Le Prunenec of CORPO-MENTE and IGORRR], and live drummer Isarnos [Thomas Jacquelin], Ÿ also sees guest synth guitar processing by cyber metal star MASTER BOOT RECORD.

Alongside the announcement of the new album, the project have released a new music video for the first song to be lifted from the upcoming album; titled Lëïth Säë. The music video was first premiered via Metal Sucks.

Watch the official music video for Lëïth Säë here: 

Speaking about the upcoming album, Laurent says, Ÿ is a very symbolic album. There are several meanings regarding its name: First of all, the umlauts symbolise the duality of our material universe. Ÿ is a two-headed “I”, having two directions. It’s the symbol of the choice between the path of light and the path of darkness, between vice and virtue. By its tree-like shape, it reflects human growth, whose branches rise to heavens. Ÿ symbolises the three-dimensional space (the orthonormal coordinate system x, y, z). It also depicts the corner of a cube (symbol of the earth, the stability, the hardness of the material world). “Y” can also depict the bifid tongue of the snake; the crossroad; the “Y” generation; the simplified shape of the female internal genital tract, as well as the Y chromosome in the male; the Christ (Y) on the cross (T).”

Also, you can view both the track list and artwork for the upcoming album below:

Track List:

1. 44³
2. D
3. 9C639
4. Köböl(D)
5. NS2
6. Lëïth Säë
7. 3ën
8. Döld
9. 999

Ÿ is set for release on November 29th via Blood Music. 

For more information on ÖXXÖ XÖÖX like their official page on Facebook.

James Weaver

Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Distorted Sound Magazine; established in 2015. Reporting on riffs since 2012.