Le Ghast’s De Profundis is more than an album—it’s a spellbook. A sonic descent into the underworld, crafted with intention, ritual, and reverence. Inspired by Dante’s Inferno, this body of work traces the nine circles of Hell through shadowy hymns, distorted mantras, and searing incantations.

Each song is a ritual. Each lyric, a charm. Each performance, a portal.

Created at the intersection of music and mysticism, De Profundis is a tool for inner excavation. These songs are meant to be listened to with closed eyes and open hearts—to be meditated on, summoned in darkness, or screamed beneath the stars. This is music as manifestation: a call to confront the parts of yourself left buried, to transmute pain into beauty, rage into ritual, despair into devotion.

Here, performance becomes prayer.

Here, sound becomes spellwork.

Here, we descend not to suffer—but to rise.

This is designed to eviscerate the past and rewrite all narratives — to time jump and sever chords — expel the forces that haunt the fabric of existence itself.