Dawn + Dusk Entwined drops brand new album ‘Let Fall What Must Fall’ – First video out now
Dawn + Dusk Entwined
Out via Dark Vinyl on March 28th 2025 is the brand new Dawn + Dusk Entwined album, “Let Fall What Must Fall“. The release comes in a 6-panel eco-digifile, limited to 400 copies.
Below is the second track on the album, “Call me brother”.
Since his debut in 1999 on cult label World Serpent, French Dawn+Dusk Entwined became a landmark for fans of martial-industrial and dark wave, and dark folk. After a break of several years (“Crossed paths” in 2020 and “When I die, burn me in the clothes of my youth” in early 2023) the third and final chapter of what has become a trilogy will now be released.
“Let fall what must fall” – originally to be released in late 2024 – mixes rhythmic, electronic and melodic cold wave tracks with more ambient pieces and touches of dark-wave / minimal music.
The French neoclassical act Dawn + Dusk Entwined was formed by David Sabre in 1994. In 2013 Sabre took a pause, as he was basically tired of the musical scene and unsatisfied with the direction his project was going.
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