FAIL·LURE: a blend between “failure” and “allure”. Based on Peter Greenaway’s “Drowning by Numbers” as well as several Art Nouveau works (e.g. Khnopff’s “Ishtar”, Klimt’s “Mermaids” and “Water Serpents”, Kotarbinskis “Kiss of Medusa” or Schwabes “La Vague”) Farsot, one of Germany’s conceptionally most ambitious black metal bands, have conceived their third album. “FAIL·LURE” addresses the inevitable dilemma between fascination and mania, desire and disgust, power and weakness – the seeming rift between the sexes. It is an allegory of life as a not endless game that cannot be won. The cover, showing a sculpture by French artist Denis Lavoyer, reflects these topics. Female beauty idealized with branches for arms like threatening claws serves to perfectly visualize the main idea behind “FAIL·LURE”.