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Soulers
DaiMaō
Background information
Origin Saint-Paulin, Quebec, Canada
Genres Doom Metal, Drone Doom, Stoner Metal, Sludge Metal, Funeral Doom Metal, Death/Doom
Years active 2016 - Present
Labels Unsigned
Associated acts Longévité, Fermented Newborn
Website https://www.soulers.wixsite.com
Current members Dai Maō
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Soulers is a Canadian solo project from Saint-Paulin, Quebec formed in 2016 by musician Dai Maō. It is his first doom project and the most active one, with a hyperactivity in releases that results in a discography that has grown to more than 70 recordings, as he releases them every month, depending how much time it takes for him. The debut Soulers album was recorded in 2016, but was not released to the public until August 11, 2017.

The project is widely known for his extremely lengthy songs, with many of them exceeding 10-20 minutes in length. As of October 2022 the project has released fifty studio albums, amid several other releases.

History[]

Soulers was formed in the summer of 2016, when Dai Maō (Who was just 16 at the time) recorded several unreleased demos. The first album to be released to the public was Beautiful Like a Rainbow on August 11, 2017. It was followed by two albums titled The Forest and Soulers in September of that year.

Time to Prey was more satanic than the previous albums, and notably featured more sludge elements. November 25's Trip - The Satanic Sounds of Soulers was the last album to be released in 2017. In 2018, Dai Maō started a saga of albums simply known as The 2018 Saga, which started on January 1 with Yami no Kokoro Kara Shuppatsu and ended on December 25 with The Cycles of Helplessness and Awareness.

To this day, Dai Maō keeps recording and releasing new music under the Soulers name, depending how much time it takes for him. In 2022, Soulers would conceive a new concept of releasing four studio albums spanning four hours each. Notably, on 30 October 2022, Soulers would release his milestone 50th album in Fading Away from Existence and Reality Once and for All.

Discography[]

Studio Albums[]

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

  • The 45th Voyage (Self-released, January 13)
  • The Fifth Empire (Self-released, January 26)
  • Enduring the Agony (Self-released, February 20)
  • A Bleak and Dark Vision of Things to Come (April 8)
  • The River of Red Tears (June 24)
  • Fading Away from Existence and Reality Once and for All (October 30)
  • Joining the Atrocious Occult Army and Spreading the Fire of Evil (December 31)

2023

  • Six Victims (February 11)

Other Releases[]

2017

  • The Blizzard (Single, Self-released, November 21)
  • The Wizard of the Night (Single, Self-released, December 1)
  • Burn in Hell (Single, Self-released, December 9)
  • Funeral Skies (Single, Self-released, December 31)

2018

  • Cornellia (Single, Self-released, January 4)
  • The Collection (Compilation, Self-released, January 5)
  • Coverture (EP, Self-released, January 23)
  • Electric Blizzard (Single, Self-released, January 26)
  • Mind Funeral (Single, Self-released, February 17)
  • High Enough (Single, Self-released, February 18)
  • RadioWizard (Single, Self-released, February 23)
  • Swallow the Sky (EP, Self-released, May 19)
  • Ancestral Visions (Single, Self-released, November 3)

2019

  • Ineffectual (EP, Self-released, March 9)
  • Jane (EP, Self-released, March 9)
  • Gilgamesh (EP, Self-released, March 9)
  • Under My Gleam (Single, Self-released, April 7)
  • Kiri wo Nogareru (EP, Self-released, June 26)
  • VII (EP, Self-released, June 26)
  • No Angel or Demon (Single, Self-released, October 6)
  • Depths (Single, Self-released, November 25)

2020

  • The Omophagic Way (EP, Self-released, March 21)
  • Towards the Stream (Single, Self-released, July 22)
  • Children of the Grave (Single, Self-released, October 31)

2021

  • Only Time (Single, Self-released, December 17)
  • Endless Sleep (Single, Self-released, December 18)
  • Torturous Ride (Single, Self-released, December 19)
  • Damnation (Single, Self-released, December 20)

2022

  • Helter Skelter (Self-released, February 17)
  • 15 Inches of Darkness (Single) (June 8)

Members[]

  • Dai Maō – all instruments, vocals (2016-Present)

Up until the Descend from Wherever We Shall Ascend album, Dai Maō's name was listed in Japanese kanji alphabet until he decided to correct it.

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