With Vladislav’s Dracvla: Wallachi Weywoden, Indonesian act Le’Vampyric unveils their third release—a return to black metal form while still embracing the dungeon synth atmospheres that define their sound. Where the debut leaned into raw ferocity and the second release was entirely synth-driven, this offering finds a more refined balance. The black metal here is less chaotic than before, opting instead for a more melodic and nuanced approach.

The album begins with a dark, atmospheric dungeon synth track that establishes a somber mood, then transitions into a series of grim, steadily-paced black metal songs that balance harshness with melody. Additional synth-driven pieces—especially tracks one, four, and seven—act as haunting interludes, adding depth and variation to the overall flow.

Previously released as a limited tape through Ancient Horror, Vladislav’s Dracvla: Wallachi Weywoden now sees a proper vinyl release through Rabauw.

Numbered limited edition of 111 copies, pressed on transparent red vinyl.
Release curated by our close ally, Phantom Lure.