A Black Metal band from Bangor, Pennsylvania, formed in late 2021 whose sound incorporates elements of Death, Doom and Progressive Metal, often enhanced by orchestral arrangements and clean vocals, Profane Elegy are warning of a dark new dawn. Exploring themes of nihilism, mortality, philosophy and religious symbolism, their work is poetic, introspective and often challenges
The waterfall release of singles from Black Metal visionaries Profane Elegy has continued with “As My Heart Turns to Ash” leaving us to wonder just how many will be left by the time their sophomore album “Herezjarcha” arrives on 30th January. A Doom laden affair that explores themes of emotional detachment with mournful melodies, this
While we impatiently await the arrival of their early 2026 releasing debut album “Herezjarcha” (or “The Heresy“) after a couple of singles have rattled our bones, Profane Elegy have shared a live rendition of “Haunted” from their show in Sherman Texas on 28th June. The album promises hymns of darkness that are built on Black
Crafting hymns of darkness that are built on Black Metal infused with elements of Progressive and Doom and therefore strays outside the conventions of tradition may mean that Profane Elegy aren’t ones for purists but their unorthodox approach is definitely getting them some attention. They’ve shared a music video for “The Accuser” from their upcoming album
Produced, mixed, and mastered by Kevin Antreassian (The Dillinger Escape Plan, What Weapons Bring War, Chained To The Dead) at Backroom Studios, a sophomore album titled “Herezjarcha” is waiting in the wings from Profane Elegy. Not scheduled to be released until 30th January 2026, the record has been described as the Pennsylvania based Black Metal
