This is the only time incense made according to this specific recipe (and used by the group themselves) is available to the public, in an edition of 40 numbered bottles.
Commercial bulk incense most people are familiar with does not in any way compare. Consisting of nearly twenty ingredients, including rare and exquisite resins from the Middle East, the incense has a distinctly otherworldly scent, with hints of Plutonian influence. Special note regarding the incense: The square jar contains approximately 20 grams of a highly unusual blend of resins, seeds, herbs and other 100% non-synthetic materials, created to the highest possible standard by an experienced professional in cooperation with Arktau Eos. It is a highly original venture into still largely unexplored territory, which has also drawn considerable interest outside of specifically music-related circles – as testified by the recent appearance of the group at Seattle’s Esoteric Book Conference. Arktau Eos work in a specially built studio-laboratory recording mostly on real, old-time reel tape, utilising an array of unusual, ethnic and self-built instruments, as well as synths from the ‘60s and ‘70s in an intuitive or a mediumistic manner. Ioh-Maera & Unworeldes present the latest steps in the evolution of Arktau Eos’ “archaic elemental music” towards new and unknown spheres their previous output has been received exceptionally well across a variety of genres, with its praises sung by enthusiasts into experimental/minimalistic music, dark ambient, and the old-school ritual music typified by early Ain Soph or the Nekrophile Records roster from the mid-’80s. The set comes in a bag printed with the original Arktau Eos “Eye” motif in silver colour, commemorating the first seven year cycle of the group’s work. Out on 16th November in a strictly limited edition of 40 copies, the Arktau Eos set consists of both new albums, Ioh-Maera & Unworeldes, on CD and vinyl respectively, a t-shirt and a jar of incense. Arktau Eos: Ioh-Maera & Unworeldes Set (40 copies)
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