“A l’aube des jours anciens” is a journey through ancient and mythical lands of Europe, long before the kings and the only God.

A soundtrack from mythical and magical times when no one remembers when reality became legend, when mythology met history.

The strength, the sense of epic and enthusiasm evoked by powerful and tribal influenced percussions: thunder and lightenings as drums, the genuine sound of the

carnyx (the Celtic horn of war) amongst other ancient sounds, strongly sang vocals and memorable tunes give sense of this mythical evocation...

Mysteries, ancient mysticism brought by echoes of horns, epic melodies, mystic soundscapes and natural occurrences where you can almost physically feel the mist and the

scents of a timeless omnipresence of the forces of nature as a supreme divine presence over the insignificant lives of humans.

An almost physical experience, a direct link to the old heathen forces...

D&DE keeps following its path with this new album, for sure the most accomplished so far, that begins where "Remergence" ended, after a 4 years work.

The music presents a fine taster of neo-classical, pounding martial, ambiant and neo-folk - and many more - that has for some years become the recognizable DDE

trademark, and defied the rigid confines of the "industrial genre"…

Now more openly cinematic for its larger place and range for emotions, ambiances, and melodies, it may recall some the art of Howard Shore that would have crossed the

path of Laibach or Blood Axis, walking through the realms of JRR Tolkien or Robert E. Howard.