This split EP of rotten, melancholic & Vampyric Black Metal invokes a Star Shambler from those forbidden cosmic gulfs. Although both entities are from the same shadow, Harvest returns with a track of ice cold, vile, sinister and raw Black Metal after three years of silence, once again spreading its addictive poison. Drowning the Light reflects the more melancholic yet majestic side of this shadow, synth laden and hypnotizing, raw yet atmospheric Black Metal. The title of this split was inspired by the 1935 short story "The Shambler from the Stars" by Robert Bloch, and delves into other Vampyric entities that are said to lurk beyond the stars, hidden in the moonlight or crawling through the angles between dimensions, bloodthirsty and decaying, only emerging to take the life force of the living before receding back from whence they came.

Like an ancient curse being unleashed upon the masses, this third album of rotten yet majestic and melancholic Black Metal keeps the black flame of old burning while forever being a sword to the throat of this modern world. Don't mistake this as being part of the current "raw core" trend created by humanists, parasites and children, this is Abyssic triumph and an Antikosmic Death Rite for the initiated.