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Suldusk Story
​Emily Highfield’s one woman project Suldusk, released an award winning album, Lunar Falls in 2019 (released by Northern Silence Productions – Germany).
Lunar Falls
The album was described as a “killer debut album” - FolkNRock,
“executed brilliantly” - Everything Is Noise and “a success in creating thoroughly entrancing musical experiences through seamless juxtapositions of contrasting musical styles.” - No Clean Singing
Weaving acoustic tones of dark folk with elements of atmospheric black metal, doom and post rock, Lunar Falls creates a powerful panoramic of shimmering guitars, affecting melodies and atmospheric density.
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“Every subsequent listen to Lunar Falls tugs viciously at my heartstrings, as she draws listeners deep into her musical forest.” -Angry Metal Guy.
Anthesis
Produced by Troy McCosker (Ne Obliviscaris) and mastered by Thomas Johansson (Soilwork), Anthesis was released 1 March 2024 via Napalm Records.
"I love Anthesis. It delivers everything I want from an album like this: I can get lost in the atmosphere, hum the songs, and headbang. Suldusk have successfully grown as a band, both literally and figuratively. They do more than the debut without losing what I loved about that record. Anthesis is beautiful, thoughtful, and moving."
- Angry Metal Guy
Live Shows
After playing a variety of festivals and shows as an acoustic ensemble,
Suldusk grew to a bigger sound, recruiting Zebadee Scott (drums), Shane
Mulholland (guitar and vocals), Josh Taylor (classical guitar), Daniel Green
(bass) and Hayley Anderson (violin).
Suldusk has supported Wolves in The Throne Room, Eluveitie, Zeal and
Ardor, Be’lakor, Defheaven, Katatonia, Harakiri for the Sky, Within
Temptation, Agalloch and many others.
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Suldusk was the first heavy band to perform at the Melbourne Recital Centre
in 2019 where it picked up the award for Best Heavy Album for Lunar Falls.
Anthesis was also nominated in 2024.
Suldusk has just completed a European tour with Grima and is now
embarking on recording the third album.