September 28, 2026

Exorcism / Catacomb Church – We Were Like You, You Will Be Like Us (Album – Corvus)

Exorcism / Catacomb Church – "We Were Like You, You Will Be Like Us" album cover
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Genre/Influences: Dark-Ambient, Experimental, Ambient-Noise.

Format: Digital, CD.

Background/Info: This work released in 2022 by the Bulgarian label Corvus is a split album between Егзорцизам (Exorcism) and Катакомбная Церковь (Catacomb Church). Each project released one single, extended, track.

Content: Exorcism takes off with an elaborated and diversified piece of Dark-Ambient driven cut. The final part of the track evolves into a more Ritual style. Catacomb Church deals with a different genre, creating a kind of ambient-Noise piece of music dominated by boiling sound waves.

+ + + : I especially like the track by Exorcism for its sophisticated and elaborated writing. But I also enjoy the way this cut is evolving featuring different sound layers and even fragmented vocal effects.

– – – : The track by Catacomb Church sounds like an antithesis to Exorcism but in the end it’s all about personal taste.

Conclusion: This is an interesting split album revealing a great obscure Ambient piece by Exorcism.

Best songs: “Узалудне молитве” by Exorcism.

Rate: 7.

Label: www.corvusbg.com / https://www.facebook.com/CorvusRecordsBG

About Exorcism / Catacomb Church

Exorcism and Catacomb Church are two Dark-Ambient and Experimental projects who shared a split album released in 2022 on the Bulgarian label Corvus, each contributing a single extended track. No Bandcamp release or further verified biographical detail on either project could be confirmed at this time.

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