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With a name as vast and unknowable as its musical vision, Eximperituserqethhzebib\u0161iptugakkath\u0161ulweliarzaxu\u0142um<\/strong> is now streaming their most ambitious release to date, Meritoriousness of Equanimity<\/em>. You can also refer to them as Eximperitus<\/strong> if you can’t pronounce that, which I don’t think anyone on this planet can.<\/p>\n Shaped by the experiences of recent years, Meritoriousness of Equanimity<\/em> fuses the band’s established extremity with elements drawn from outside the genre, creating a record that is as philosophical as it is punishing. Across nine independent compositions, the album is united by a central theme: the search for inner support in an era of turbulence, as the exposure and scourging of social dogmas plays out “on the ruins of the old world.”<\/p>\n The album also answers long-standing questions that have followed Eximperitus<\/strong> since their inception \u2014 starting with the band’s famously unpronounceable name. Its pronunciation is finally clarified on the opening title track as: ekz-imp\u00e9ritus-serq\u00e9t-zeb\u00edb-shipt\u00fa-gakk\u00e1th-shul-w\u00e9liar-z\u00e1ksulum. Helpful!<\/p>\n Beyond phonetics, the record delves into the name’s deeper semantic meaning, described as the inexpressible, unknowable beginning of the dark Absolute and the eternal path to its essence \u2014 a concept that mirrors the album’s inward-looking and metaphysical scope.<\/p>\n Meritoriousness of Equanimity<\/em> also solidifies the current creative force behind the project. The album features vocalist and lyricist Pawe\u0142 Nalecki<\/strong> (ex-Ominous Scriptures<\/strong>), instrumentalist Siarhei Liakh<\/strong> (Relics Of Humanity<\/strong>, ex-Ominous Scriptures<\/strong>), and session drummer Davide “Brutal Dave” Billia<\/strong> (Beheaded<\/strong>, Antropofagus<\/strong>).<\/p>\n Pre-orders for Meritoriousness of Equanimity<\/em> are available here<\/a> and here on Bandcamp<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n