A symphonic project led by Tony Wakeford (of Sol Invictus). Released Cantos (1997) and Eleven (1998), employing chamber ensembles and vocal collaborators to create dark, atmospheric music.

Led by Tony Wakeford (of Sol Invictus). Collaborators mentioned in reviews include Eric Roger, Sally Doherty, Sarah Bradshaw and Matt Howden. Discography (as noted in reviews): Cantos (1997) and Eleven (1998).

L'Orchestre Noir is Tony Wakeford's symphonic side project, issuing Cantos (1997) and Eleven (1998). Reviews highlight strong atmosphere, martial and decaying imagery, and clear ties to Sol Invictus. Compositional limits are frequently noted; recommended primarily for dedicated fans.

For:Die-hard Sol Invictus fans and listeners of dark symphonic/apocalyptic folk.

 "L'Orchestre Noir" is Tony Wakeford's symphonic project, the fertile mind behind Sol Invictus.

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 Cantos is therefore a work of atmosphere that aims to outline the perimeter of a fantastic land where a tension is palpable that seems to be forgotten in the useless noise of the modern world:

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