Majestic Downfall: Despair and pain!

Waters Of Fate is the new full-length album by Majestic Downfall.  Without a doubt, the strongest band’s release to date with sophisticated compositions, sound and concept. All these elements are cleverly combined to reflect the special face of the group and its vision of the doom death metal style. A style with a mix of refined alloy of heaviness, atmosphere and melody. The music of despair, the music of pain. The music is personal and emotional and often beautiful.

After playing for more than 10 years in Mexico´s Antiqua, a death/doom band that toured all over Mexico, Jacobo Córdova decided to part ways with the band and form a new doom metal project called Majestic Downfall. The band started as a one man doom journey in August of 2006. The idea was to recapture the feeling of the 90s European death/doom metal scene, while mixing it with some more modern metal overtones.

In 2007, Majestic Downfall pressed its first demo titled – The First Abyss Demo 2007 – and it contained 3 songs of melodic yet mournful doom with a playing time of 24 minutes. This demo was later released by Solitude Productions in a split CD, with Italian Black/Doom Metal band Ansia.

On April 6th, 2009, Majestic Downfall released its debut full-length, Temple of Guilt. This time the music contained a darker edge full of sorrow, and new influences from bands like Shining and Forgotten Tomb. Temple of Guilt certainly placed Majestic Downfall in the doom/dark metal scene. 2011 saw the release of The Blood Dance album which contained 7 sorrowful passages with an even darker edge than Temple of Guilt. Production wise the sound was thicker and more mature.

The Three album was released in 2013 and this time the sound contained even more experimentation in the music but without staying too far away from the bands musical roots. 2014 saw the band releasing a split with Australians The Slow Death. 2015 sees the release of “…When Dead”, an album that is not only the bands most diverse output incorporating lots of influences outside doom metal, but that also and for the first time has an important backing label which is none other than undergrounds mighty Pulverised Records, this leading to a much wider audience.

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