The Last Bewitchment

The Last Bewitchment
Studio album by Penumbra
Released June 22nd, 2002
Genre Gothic metal, doom metal, symphonic metal
Length 40;38
Label Season of Mist
Producer Penumbra & Terje Refsnes
Penumbra chronology
Emanate
(1999)Emanate1999		 The Last Bewitchment
(2002)		 Seclusion
(2003)Seclusion2003

The Last Bewitchment is the second studio album by the French gothic band Penumbra, released on June 22, 2002 under Season of Mist.[1]

Track listing

  1. "Neutral" – 04:46
  2. Priestess of My Dreams" – 05:19
  3. The Last Bewitchement" – 05:12
  4. "Moaning on Earth" – 05:15
  5. "Insurrection" – 04:28
  6. "Testament" – 07:05
  7. "The Young Martyr" – 05:10
  8. "A Torrent of Tears" – 05:34
  9. "Pie Jesus" – 02:31

Personnel

Penumbra

  • Jarlaath – vocals, oboe
  • Dorian – guitars (lead, acoustic and rhythm)
  • Agone – bass, vocals (clean and backing)
  • Néo – guitars (acoustic and rhythm)
  • Zoltan – keyboards, programming
  • Medusa – vocals (soprano)
  • Garlic – drums, percussion

Additional musicians

  • Akemi Hirosaki vocals (soprano)
  • Maria Moreno – vocals (mezzo-soprano)
  • Bruno Carry – vocals (tenor)
  • Stéphane Hézode – vocals (tenor)
  • Martial Olivier – vocals (alto, baritone)
  • Jack Bird – vocals (bass)
  • Anne Tremoulet – violin
  • Sandra Kares – violin
  • Magali Prevot – viola
  • Mika Gouinguene – cello
  • Anita Covelli vocals (lead) (track 6), vocals (additional) (track 2)
  • Franck Kobolt guitars (additional)
  • Corrosive Bob guitars (additional)

Production

  • Terje refsnes producer (additional), mixing
  • Zoltan – conductor (orchestra), arrangements (orchestra), engineering (other instruments, vocals), Mixing
  • Néo – conductor (orchestra), arrangements (choirs), mixing
  • Medusa – conductor (choirs), arrangements (choirs)
  • Arnaud Chipouka – engineering (bass, guitars)
  • Franck Chipouka – engineering (bass, guitars), Photography, artwork
  • Ulf Horbelt – mastering
  • Dorian – lyrics

References

  1. ↑ "Penumbra (FRA) : The Last Bewitchment". spirit-of-metal.com. Spirit of Metal webzine. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
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