In celebration of its 10th anniversary, Sargent House has released a limited-edition re-issue of Abyss with new vinyl color variants in a silver foil gatefold jacket and CD in silver foil digipak with a 16-page booklet. The 10th Anniversary Edition…

We're thrilled to announce the 10 year anniversary edition of Chelsea Wolfe Abyss.

To honor a decade, Sargent House is releasing a limited-edition re-issue with new vinyl color variants in a silver foil gatefold jacket. The CD is…

Chelsea Wolfe's Birth of Violence has been repressed on Lavender Eco and Black vinyl available now everywhere

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Chelsea Wolfe's Hiss Spun repress is available now on Red & Clear and Black vinyl.

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CVLT NATION’S TOP RECORDS OF 2019

FIVE – CHELSEA WOLFE, BIRTH OF VIOLENCE 

I have chills just seeing the gorgeous Nona Limmen cover for Birth of Violence. And then I hit play on her single “The…

Brian O’Neill’s Top Albums of 2019

1) Chelsea Wolfe — “Birth of Violence” (Sargent House, USA) 

Although this album is a throwback to Wolfe’s coffeehouse dark folk genesis, a conscious effort to back away from the more…

13. Chelsea Wolfe - Birth of Violence 

Of course an artist with the fearless range of Chelsea Wolfe would follow up her darkest and gnarliest work to date, 2017's Hiss Spun, with an introspective, stripped down and…

Chelsea Wolfe at Central Presbyterian 

Focusing on her new Birth of Violence songs and other acoustic-leaning material, Chelsea Wolfe was backed by longtime collaborator Ben Chisholm, playing in the beautiful church located in downtown Austin. Wolfe's style…

Listen to the podcast interview on The Witch Wave

Chelsea Wolfe is a musician with six critically acclaimed full-length albums under her belt. Though her sound spans various genres from goth rock to electronica to folk melancholia, what…

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Chelsea Wolfe is ready to occupy a much quieter space. For years, metal’s favorite not-quite-folk artist has been touring and performing on bills that have leaned towards the heavier variety silencing rooms with her hauntingly beautiful voice. On her sixth full-length album, “Birth of Violence”, the singer-songwriter needed a break from the crushing volume of her previous album, “Hiss Spun”, and was looking to create an album that puts an emphasis on her voice and writing as opposed to heavy arrangements. This time around, she recorded these stripped-down folk-leaning songs at her new home in Northern California with her longtime collaborator, Ben Chisholm. As a result, “Violence” is one of Wolfe’s most affecting and direct albums to date. I spoke with Wolfe over the phone about the new album and reconnecting with her voice away from the thunderous feedback from the amps on stage.