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Season of Mist are proud to announce the signing of Sortilège*! The French kings of Heavy Metal made a comeback in 2021, with a renewed line-up around Christian « Zouille » Augustin its lead singer. After a long period of 18 months and a lot of hard work, the band is proud to present its new album ‘Apocalypso’, composed entirely with new songs since its new line-up.

This album was created with the idea of keeping the band’s DNA while adding some modernity to it along with a more powerful and outstanding hypnotic vibe. Long Live Apocalypso!

*Worldwide excluding France.

• Christian « Zouille » Augustin : Vocals
• Bruno Ramos : Guitars
• Olivier Spitzer : Guitar
• Sébastien « Shag » Bonnet : Bass
• Clément Rouxel : Drums

This band is no longer active on Season of Mist.

The French kings of Heavy Metal SORTILÈGE are proud to release a brand new track which is taken from their upcoming album ‘Apocalypso’! The album will be release via Season of Mist (excl. France) on March 3 and the track ‘Derrière les Portes de Babylone’ can now be listened to HERE.

Season of Mist are proud to announce the signing of Sortilège, outside of France! The French kings of Heavy Metal made a comeback in 2021, with a renewed line-up around Christian « Zouille » Augustin its lead singer. After a long period of 18 months and a lot of hard work, the band is proud to present its new album ‘Apocalypso’, composed entirely with new songs since its new line-up.

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The final concert of the tour will be at L'Empreinte in Savigny Le Temple.

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SORTILÈGE To Release New Album 'Apocalypso' In March

Classic French heavy metal band SORTILÈGE will release a new album, "Apocalypso" , on March 3 via Season Of Mist . The LP includes all-new songs composed by the group's revamped lineup, featuring only singer Christian "Zouille" Augustin from the band's classic formation.

According to a press release, "Apocalypso" was created with the idea of keeping SORTILÈGE 's DNA while adding some modernity to it along with a more powerful and outstanding hypnotic vibe.

"Apocalypso" track listing:

01. Poseidon (3:32) 02. Attila (feat. Stéphane Buriez) (4:06) 03. Derrière Les Portes De Babylone (feat. Myrath) (6:33) 04. Le Sacre Du Sorcier (5:08) 05. La Parade Des Centaures (feat. Stéphane Buriez) (2:59) 06. Walkyrie (4:20) 07. Encore Un Jour (4:45) 08. Trahison (3:40) 09. Vampire (4:02) 10. Apocalypso (feat. Kevin Codfert) (7:53)

Total: 46:58

In August 2021, SORTILÈGE released an album called "Phoenix" via Verycords / Warner . The effort featured 12 re-recorded songs from the SORTILÈGE catalog plus two new tracks.

Formed in 1981, SORTILÈGE released a self-titled EP in 1983 and followed it up with an amazing debut album, "Métamorphose" , one year later. The two releases quickly gained cult status, and are now known as some of the most important — if not the most important — heavy metal releases from France.

Although SORTILÈGE 's original albums all featured French lyrics (as did practically all French metal albums back in the '80s),English-language versions of the band's two albums ( "Métamorphose" and 1986's "Larmes De Héros" ) were also made available.

SORTILÈGE was one of DEATH leader Chuck Schuldiner 's favorite bands, and he proudly wore his SORTILÈGE t-shirt at various concerts prior to his untimely passing in 2001.

SORTILÈGE 2023 is:

Christian "Zouille" Augustin : Vocals Bruno Ramos : Guitar Olivier Spitzer : Guitar Sébastien "Shag" Bonnet : Bass Clément Rouxel : Drums

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Sortilège Signs to Season of Mist, Reveals New Album Details

Season of Mist are proud to announce the signing of  Sortilège  (worldwide, excluding France)! The French kings of heavy metal made a comeback in 2021, with a renewed line-up around lead singer Christian « Zouille » Augustin. Now, the band is proud to present its new album, ‘Apocalypso,’ which is due on March 3, 2023!

This album was created with the idea of keeping the band’s DNA while adding contemporary elements along with a more powerful and outstanding hypnotic vibe. Long Live Apocalypso!

Pre-orders  are now available  HERE .

Track-list 1. Poseidon (3:32) 2. Attila (feat. Stéphane Buriez) (4:06) 3. Derrière les portes de Babylone (feat. Myrath) (6:33) 4. Le sacre du sorcier (5:08) 5. La parade des centaures (feat. Stéphane Buriez) (2:59) 6. Walkyrie (4:20) 7. Encore un jour (4:45) 8. Trahison (3:40) 9. Vampire (4:02) 10. Apocalypso (feat. Kevin Codfert) (7:53) Total: 46:58

Genre:  Heavy Metal / Hard Rock Territory:  World (excl. France)  Line-up Christian « Zouille » Augustin: Vocals Bruno Ramos: Guitars Olivier Spitzer: Guitar Sébastien « Shag » Bonnet: Bass   Clément Rouxel: Drums

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Kings of Leon, who exploded onto the music scene in 2008 with songs like “Use Somebody” and “Sex on Fire,” are back with a fresh new sound and a newfound energy.

The rock group, which dropped their ninth album “Can We Please Have Fun” in May, has garnered significant buzz and climbed the Billboard charts again thanks to songs like “Mustang.”

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“I will say I’ve never felt this good in my life. And I feel like all of us could say that this is the best we’ve ever felt as a band,” lead singer Caleb Followill told NBC News in an exclusive interview from their studio in Nashville, Tennessee. “After success... it just feels like you’re trying to kind of match something or meet people’s expectations. With this album, I feel like we just kind of shed all that and just wanted to make something that excited us and us alone. As selfish as that sounds.”

But the group says that their latest album title isn’t ironic.

When asked if there was a time when they weren’t having fun, Caleb said: “Several times I think before this album ... it felt like things were kind of coming to an end or maybe the inspiration was kind of fizzling out.”

The group, which consists of brothers Caleb, Nathan, Jared and cousin Matthew Followill, said that in the years following their smash hits and mainstream success, they began to lose their initial excitement. It nearly caused them to go their separate ways.

“I think there have been times when we’ve all felt amongst ourselves like, ‘Yeah, this isn’t as fun as it once was, and it feels like work,’” Caleb said.

But after the death of their mom, Betty-Ann, in 2021, the group began to find their spark again.

“I do believe that her passing was the key to us finding that inspiration. So all of this is because of that,” Caleb said.

And for the band, a new beginning also meant leaving their longtime record label RCA and moving over to Capitol Records.

“Just getting rid of some of that kind of corporate feel, which, you know, they were always good to us,” Jared said. “It was not a bad relationship whatsoever, but just being able to do it ourselves. ... It felt like an indie record, and that’s when we had fun.”

Kings of Leon made a name for themselves in their early days with their songs that oozed sex appeal and were rooted in their rock ’n’ roll lifestyle. But a lot has changed since then. These guys now are proud dads with a combined nine kids between them.

“It’s great. It’s an added layer to tour life,” Nathan said. “As far as another thing we have in common that we can kind of commiserate with, or, you know, sit there and be sad that we’re missing them.”

Instead of pulling all-nighters, Jared laughed, “We like to party until the sun goes down.”

Their kids even at times inspiring songs on their new album, like in the lyrics of “Mustang”: “There’s a Mustang in the city / And it’s calling me out / Are you a Mustang or a kitty?”

“It would be like, what are they wearing? It’s like, ‘Oh, he’s wearing a Mustang T-shirt. Okay, I’m gonna sing about a Mustang,’” Caleb explained. “She’s watching a video about cats. I’m gonna compare a Mustang to a kitty, you know?’”

For these guys, who kicked off their North American tour last month, it’s always been about family. They began dabbling in music when they were on the road with their parents, as their dad, a traveling preacher, took them to small Southern towns.

“Everything about our childhood is the reason that we’re here,” Caleb said. “The fact that we grew up in a car, as opposed to a house. The fact that we had windows instead of television, you know? We were sponges soaking it all in, even if we didn’t realize it. We didn’t have the latest games and toys. So we had to make up our own things ... it formed us to be creative."

It was through performing in churches that they realized maybe music could be more than just a hobby.

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The Followill family bonds run deep. The boys named their band after their late grandfather Leon.

“He was the biggest fan,” Caleb said. “Whenever we were coming up with band names, something with kings popped up. And then when ‘Kings of Leon,’ when that was said, we realized that it was something that was going to tie us all together because he’s all of our grandfather.” The singer and guitarist added: “He was very proud. And it’s a great, great feeling when you can make your grandparents proud.”

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Chloe Melas is an entertainment correspondent for NBC News.