Total Darkness Promotions is proud to announce that the legendary force Aurora Borealis has officially entered a pact with Non Serviam Records.

This alliance marks the dawn of a bold new chapter for the band, joining a roster of relentless and uncompromising artists. Their upcoming full-length release set for unveiling in due time promises to expand their dark legacy with ferocity and unwavering vision. With Aurora Borealis’ unmatched intensity and long-standing presence in the extreme metal realm, this collaboration is poised to carve a formidable imprint upon the scene.

A statement from Aurora Borealis regarding the signing:

“We are proud to align ourselves with Non Serviam Records. This partnership reflects our shared dedication to Death Metal as an unfiltered and evocative art form. Through this union, we stand prepared to push our craft further than ever before, reaching new listeners without sacrificing the essence that defines us. Aurora Borealis has always been a vessel for the cold, the cosmic, and the uncompromising and with NSR, we have found the right stronghold to support the next phase of our vision.”

Non Serviam Records adds:

“We are truly honored to welcome Aurora Borealis into the Non Serviam Records family. Their commanding presence, relentless musicianship, and unwavering authenticity have long set them apart. Aurora Borealis embodies the spirit and strength we value within our roster, and we are excited to support the next chapter of their journey and creations.”

The band is currently forging new material, with the forthcoming album promising to deliver a monumental statement in their ever-evolving legacy.

Stay tuned for further revelations including album details, artwork, and the first previews in the months ahead.

Blackened Death Metallers AURORA BOREALIS have released their official video ‘Founding Fathers Of Deception’, taken from the band’s upcoming album “Prophecy is the Mold in which History is Poured”, coming out on November 4th via Hammerheart Records.

Aggressive Blackened Death Metal with hooks and technical finesse that invokes the Ancient Gods!

Pre-order the album here. Artwork was created by Mike Hrubovcak.

Watch the video below.

Aurora Borealis has been around for years (going back to as far as 1994! and it has mostly self-released their albums. Underground fanatics might remember the band reaching out to promote its music on forums back in the day and tracking its progress, each album was a large improvement over the earlier ones. And through time Aurora Borealis had great drummers ranked in its line-ups: Tony Laureano, Derek Roddy and Tim Yeung, which indicates the quality and level we talk about here.

Aurora Borealis plays Black/Death Metal, remaining gritty not unlike Angelcorpse, but being more dynamic comparatively. It has got unique themes and the album artworks represent that. As the band name suggests, they are indicative of the Aurora Borealis phenomenon although the band has  progressed to involve sci-fi imagery not far removed from Nocturnus, where artworks are concerned. Musically, the band remains true to its original Black/Death sound but it’s doing it with far more potential and competency than the others.

The band’s definitely got a solid US death metal sense, it is not flirting too much with the European style of melody-infused death metal as it may appear. One will be surprised to find it so hard-hitting and gravelly and yet be rife with some of the most driven and enthusiastic activity. It is not solely focused on being technical (which in a way it is) but it is varied and it is catchy. Floridian Death Metal bands have much in common with the way Aurora Borealis structures its songs and there is the ever-present Morbid Angel influence, infected with some early Malevolent Creation rabidity. This is what makes death metal so good, few could contest with that.

It’s got Death Metal in its genes, but Aurora Borealis takes the vitriol from Black Metal especially in the vocal department and gives the music an edge that is hard to miss. Here there is that special spice, that sizzling quality that comes from the rasps, adding a certain Thrashiness to it as well.  The hooks make this album special, because writing good songs can be safely left in the hands of founding member Ron Vento. It might be normal to get lost a bit in the music but they come as a constant reminder of the quality of the band’s music, never letting your attention drift too far away.

“Prophecy is the Mold in Which History is Poured” is an accomplished effort, where the band has used its almost three decades of experience to make sure it’s as potent as ever, probably better.