The Last Bewitchment

The Last Bewitchment is the second studio album by the French gothic band Penumbra, released on June 22, 2002 under Season of Mist.[1]

The Last Bewitchment
Studio album by
Penumbra
ReleasedJune 22nd, 2002
GenreGothic metal, doom metal, symphonic metal
Length40;38
LabelSeason of Mist
ProducerPenumbra & Terje Refsnes
Penumbra chronology
Emanate
(1999)		 The Last Bewitchment
(2002)		 Seclusion
(2003)

Track listing
  1. "Neutral" – 04:46
  2. Priestess of My Dreams" – 05:19
  3. The Last Bewitchement" – 05:12
  4. "Moaning on Earth" – 05:15
  5. "Insurrection" – 04:28
  6. "Testament" – 07:05
  7. "The Young Martyr" – 05:10
  8. "A Torrent of Tears" – 05:34
  9. "Pie Jesu" – 02:31

Personnel

Penumbra
  • Jarlaath – vocals, oboe
  • Dorian – guitars (lead, acoustic and rhythm)
  • Agone – bass, vocals (clean and backing)
  • Néo – guitars (acoustic and rhythm)
  • Zoltan – keyboards, programming
  • Medusa – vocals (soprano)
  • Garlic – drums, percussion

Additional musicians
  • Akemi Hirosaki vocals (soprano)
  • Maria Moreno – vocals (mezzo-soprano)
  • Bruno Carry – vocals (tenor)
  • Stéphane Hézode – vocals (tenor)
  • Martial Olivier – vocals (alto, baritone)
  • Jack Bird – vocals (bass)
  • Anne Tremoulet – violin
  • Sandra Kares – violin
  • Magali Prevot – viola
  • Mika Gouinguene – cello
  • Anita Covelli vocals (lead) (track 6), vocals (additional) (track 2)
  • Franck Kobolt guitars (additional)
  • Corrosive Bob guitars (additional)

Production
  • Terje refsnes producer (additional), mixing
  • Zoltan – conductor (orchestra), arrangements (orchestra), engineering (other instruments, vocals), Mixing
  • Néo – conductor (orchestra), arrangements (choirs), mixing
  • Medusa – conductor (choirs), arrangements (choirs)
  • Arnaud Chipouka – engineering (bass, guitars)
  • Franck Chipouka – engineering (bass, guitars), Photography, artwork
  • Ulf Horbelt – mastering
  • Dorian – lyrics

References
  1. "Penumbra (FRA) : The Last Bewitchment". spirit-of-metal.com. Spirit of Metal webzine. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
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