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From the Faelris universe

Albums, releases and milestones from the world of Faelris, from 2021 to today.

Cover art for Faelris Arcade – Doomsoul

Faelris Arcade released

Faelris Arcade reimagines the band’s first two albums in a style inspired by arcade game music. Created to accompany Doomsoul, these energetic electronic reinterpretations carry the melodies of the Faelris repertoire into a new sonic world, alongside original synth compositions.

Official Doomsoul artwork

Doomsoul officially released

Doomsoul officially launches on June 15, 2026. This free Windows arcade survival game challenges players to dodge ghosts and comets, combine orb powers and push their high scores further. Developed by the founder of Faelris, it gives interactive form to his creative and musical world.

Doomsoul booth at Gameover in Saguenay

Doomsoul presented at Gameover in Saguenay

On May 2, 2026, Doomsoul is presented at Gameover in Saguenay. This milestone precedes the game’s official June 15 release and connects the Faelris Gaming project with its region’s gaming scene. Explore the game’s world, its arcade survival mechanics and its musical connection to Faelris.

Cover art for The Black Book of Sorrow 2.0

The Black Book of Sorrow 2.0 released

The Black Book of Sorrow returns in a remixed 2.0 edition. This new version offers improved sonic balance while preserving the album’s gothic, introspective atmospheres, emotionally charged melodies and themes of suffering, disillusionment and social criticism.

Cover art for The Circle of Iron 2.0

The Circle of Iron 2.0 released

The debut Faelris album returns in a remixed 2.0 edition. This version revisits its sonic balance while preserving its identity: dark, epic, orchestral metal driven by narrative compositions inspired by the perpetual cycle of war.

Cover art for The Black Book of Sorrow

The Black Book of Sorrow released

With its second album, Faelris explores a more gothic, introspective world. The Black Book of Sorrow combines the power of metal with emotional melodies and rich atmospheres, addressing romantic disillusionment, the suffering of existence and social criticism.

Cover art for The Circle of Iron

The Circle of Iron released

The Circle of Iron marks the recording debut of Faelris. This first album lays the foundations of a dark, epic, orchestral world inspired by the perpetual cycle of war. Its stories and melodies trace the beginnings of the project’s musical identity.