Rehearsal '92

demo TAPE 1992

1: Intro
2: The Unheavenly Saviour
3: Crypts of the Black Fog

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

La majesté infernable

demo TAPE 1993

1: Demon Overture (Intro)
2: Steps of Ritual
3: Crypts of the Black Fog
4: Thy Eternal Flame
5: The Unheavenly Saviour

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

Resurrection...

TAPE 1993 by Pagan Records
bootleg split LP 1996 re-release: Funeral Winds / Demonic

1: Demon Overture (Intro)
2: Dawn of the Apocalypse
3: Resurrection of the Five Winds
4: Steps of Ritual (live)
5: Thy Eternal Flame (live)

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

compilation TAPE 1993

6: Crypts of the Black Fog (live)

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

Funeral Winds

7" SINGLE 1994 by Black Arts

1: Thy Eternal Flame
2: Steps of Ritual

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Isjnah Xul (bass)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

Live in Poland

video TAPE 1994

1: Intro "Demon Overture"
2: Thy Eternal Flame
3: Twilight Shine upon My Crypt
4: Liar of Golgotha
5: Crypts of the Black Fog
6: Resurrection of the Five Winds
7: Screaming for Grace
8: Steps of Ritual
9: Burst Command til War - Sodom cover

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Isjnah Xul (bass)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

Screaming for Grace

split CD 1995: Funeral Winds / Abigail by Warmaster Records

1: Twilight Shine upon My Crypt
2: The Fiery Winds of Our Revenge
3: Resurrection of the Five Winds
4: Screaming for Grace
5: Liar of Golgotha

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars)
Esteban (drums)
Isjnah Xul (bass)
Gorgoroth (vocals)

Godslayer Xul

CD 1998 by Daimonion
re-release LP/CD 2003 by Death To Mankind

1: For the Glory of Xul
2: A Diabolical Meeting
3: Thy Eternal Flame
4: Visions of Afterlife
5: Resurrection of the Five Winds
6: When Twilight Shines over the Forgotten Fields
7: Screaming for Grace
8: Night of the Utterdark

Re-release also contained Inferi's Siren Voice of the Ancient

line-up:
H. Xul (guitars)
I. Xul (bass)
Y. Xul (drums)
M. Xul (vocals)

Promo 2001

unreleased tracks 2001

1: For the Glory of Xul
2: Dawn of the Third Holocaust
3: Visions of Afterlife

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars, vocals)
V Xul (guitars)
Balgradon Xul (drums)
RSD Xul (bass)

Review: After having gone through several line-up changes, Funeral Winds entered a period of relative stability, which paved the way to the release of the brutally cold Koude haat album. While writing this album, when I was still part of the line-up, Funeral Winds recorded promotional material for interested labels in Balgradon's Vortex studio. The first of these songs were re-recordings of two tracks from Godslayer Xul and Dawn of the Third Holocaust, which was an Infinity song adopted into the Funeral Winds oeuvre. Because they were recorded on seperate occasions, all of the tracks have a different sound, but are always tightly played. Still, they cannot compare to the professional recordings that have been made of them earlier and later on. The three tracks remain unreleased and reside with the musicians only, with maybe only a very few exceptions.

Source: NLBMe exclusive, March 2019.

Promo 2002

unreleased tracks 2002

1: Raised by the Fury of the Ancient Ones
2: Soul Harvest
3: From the Depths of the Earth
4: The Beast Within

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars, vocals)
V Xul (guitars)
Balgradon Xul (drums)
RSD Xul (bass)

Review: After sending the 2001 promo material around, labels were really more interested in new Funeral Winds material, other than re-recordings of old songs. They were eager to hear what the band could do with the new line-up. That resulted in promotional material featuring four newly written songs, that were to have a place on the next album. Because the songs were all recorded on different occasions in 2002 in the Vortex Studio, the sound was far from homogenous, but it wasn't as diverse as the 2001 tracks. These new tracks finally landed the band a contract with Spanish label Death To Mankind, but hardly saw the light of day within a waiting scene. Like the promo 2001 material, the promo 2002 material remained hardly distributed.

Source: NLBMe exclusive, March 2019.

unreleased live tracks 2002 (private)

1: Visions of Afterlife
2: Soul Harvest
3: Embrace Velvet Darkness
4: For the Glory of Xul
5: Dawn of the Third Holocaust
6: From the Depth of the Earth
7: December (Cry for War)
8: When Twilight Shines over the Forgotten Fields
9: In the Sign of Chaos

line-up:
Hellchrist Xul (guitars, vocals)
V Xul (guitars)
Balgradon Xul (drums)
RSD Xul (bass, backing vocals)

La Majestie Infernable

bootleg compilation CD 2002

Contains: La Majesté Infernable (partial)
Contains: Resurrection… (partial)
Contains: Screaming for Grace

Split

bootleg split TAPE 2002: Funeral Winds / Moonblood

looking for: TRACKLIST

Screaming for Resurrection...

compilation LP 2003 by Sombre Records

Contains: Screaming for Grace
Contains: Resurrection…

Koude Haat

CD 2004 by Death To Mankind

1: When the Funeral Winds Cry for Revenge
2: Soul Harvest
3: Koude Haat
4: Carnage in the Temple of Jeruzalem
5: From the Depth of the Earth
6: The Wicked Are the Wise
7: Dawn of the Bestial Bloodshed
8: The Beast Within
9: Raised by the Fury of the Ancient Ones

line-up:
Balgradon Xul (drums)
Hellchrist Xul (vocals, guitars)
RSD Xul (bass)

Black Metal against the World

split 7" EP 2004: Leviathan / Ad Hominem / Funeral Winds / Eternity

3: The Old Serpent Rises

line-up:
Balgradon Xul (drums)
Hellchrist Xul (vocals, guitars)
RSD Xul (bass)

Nexion Xul: The Cursed Bloodline

CD 2007 by Sadolust

1: The Old Serpent Stirs
2: Fasten upon Mankind the Eye of Death
3: The Blood of Chaos
4: Anzu
5: The Cursed Bloodline
6: The Luminous Dissolves
7: Den of the Malignant Ones
8: Alkatu Destroyed
9: I Call upon the Deep

line-up:
Balgradon Xul (drums, backing vocals)
Hellchrist Xul (vocals, guitars)
RSD Xul (bass, backing vocals)