•    Funeral's latest album marks a breathtaking journey through the depths of funeral doom-metal, showcasing the band's refined craftsmanship and intricate compositions, including highlights like My Own Grave and Yestertear.
•    With a lineup of seasoned musicians including members from notable projects such as Fallen and Trollfest, this release is poised to captivate both long-time fans and new listeners.
•    Recorded at the renowned Toproom Studio/Studio 42 by the distinguished Børge Finstad and Anders Langberg. The album benefits from the expertise of these iconic producers and sound engineers, ensuring each note resonates with the clarity and depth Funeral is known for.

FUNERAL, hailing from the icy landscapes of Norway, stands solemn as stalwart guardians of the funeral doom metal genre. With roots intertwining the sorrow of a wake and the heaviness of bowed boughs bearing winter's weight, their music is a vessel of mourning and memory.

In the heartrending depths of Gospel of Bones, we bear witness to a journey of grief, a map drawn in melancholic melodies and the relentless dirge of funeral drums. Each song is a requiem, a story etched into the annals of the night, with Anders Eek’s dismal symphonies leading the procession through tracks like the desolate beauty My Own Grave and the harrowing Procession of Misery.

From the cold, lingering notes of Too Young to Die, to the sorrowful elegy Yestertear, this album is FUNERAL's sovereign claim to the throne of despair. Produced by the venerable hands of Børge Finstad and enriched by the ethereal harmonies of Ingvild "Sareeta" Johannesen, Gospel of Bones is a cathartic journey to be felt, a path through the shadows.

Artwork by Tristan Diaz.

For fans of My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost, Katatonia, Draconian, …

CD/ 2LP:

1. Too Young To Die (08:39)
2. Yestertear (05:57)

3. Procession of Misery (09:51)
4. These Rusty Nails (07:28)

5. Ailo's Lullaby (02:18)
6. My Own Grave (07:17)
7. To Break All Hearts Of Men (09:05)

8. Når Kisten Senkes (08:02)
9. Three Dead Men (07:49)