Miscreance release "The Moaning Hill", taken from 'Reminiscence'

On "The Moaning Hill," the band perform what they call a deadly tech-thrash ritual, tearing through the folds of reality at a hellish pace. Its opening sprint is punishing enough that drummer Andrea Feltrin is left growling in unknown tongues: "Re ux sjn a'kiseh, Mtweri ot, Aquningu lon inebsyob."

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The track appears on Reminiscence, the band's second full-length for Season of Mist, out August 28th. The band describe the album's concept as a "lost album" uncovered through a collective hallucination into a lost moment in human history—a prehistoric future where hunting and cave paintings sit as naturally alongside the digeridoo that beckons across "The Moaning Hill" as they do beside telepathic surgery and psychic ritual elsewhere on the record.

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Pre-order & pre-save: https://orcd.co/miscreancereminiscence

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"The Moaning Hill" is streaming now on the Season of Mist YouTube channel. Reminiscence will be available on CD Jewel Case and three vinyl variants: Black, Black and Orange Sunburst, and White with Gold Splatters. Fans who can't wait can hear the album in full at Miscreance's Bandcamp Listening Party on August 18th at 1:00pm Eastern Time.

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MISCREANCE states:

"Through a collective hallucination, a voyage through time led us to discover a moment in human history that was lost. 'The Moaning Hill' is the site of a murky and feverish dream, where the intertwining of bodies merges with the ravaged sound of percussion. A horrible ritual of deformity and bloodshed await you under the moonlight!"

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