Boston. Chicago. Nazareth. Berlin. Asia. Miami Sound Machine. All bands that have drawn their names from locations on a map. Add Nottingham’s Tigguo Cobauc to the list. According to Wikipedia, “Nottingham was described as ‘Tig Guocobauc’ in Old Brythonic, meaning ‘place of caves’, by the Welsh Bishop of Sherborne Asser in his The Life of King Alfred” (pub. 893). With a love for their home, the proximal city of caves (which is now a tourist attraction, natch) and doomy, sludgy, blackened metal with a flair for all things ‘post’ and luxurious, the quartet are in the early stages of promoting the release of their second full-length, A Fountain of Anguish is Gone which was issued last month. Part of that includes the premier of the video for latest single, “Ascended Deliverance”
When asked, the band had this to say about their latest creation: “From the shadowed depths of Nottingham, we, the Enochian metallers Tigguo Cobauc, rise once more to unveil a reimagined version of one of our most captivating and otherworldly album tracks. Known for our ability to fuse haunting melodies with the raw, unrelenting energy of metal, we invite you to step deeper into our sonic realm, where ancient chants and dark, brooding atmospheres converge. This new version of the track takes you on an even more immersive journey, shifting, evolving, and casting an ethereal spell that resonates with the very core of our unique sound.”
More details on the track, taken from their Bandcamp page: “‘Ascended Deliverance”’represents an evolved reimagining of the track ‘Deliverance’ from [the] album. This new vision emerges from the collective effort of Tigguo Cobauc, featuring guest vocalists Chelsea Marrow (Voraath, Visitant) and Craig Phillips (the new voice of Tigguo Cobauc). For the collective, it marks a significant rebirth, a transformative chapter in their creative journey.”
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