Urisk Put a Second Album Out a Year After the First and Name Half of It in Gaelic

Marie-Ève Tremblay · September 20, 2026

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Urisk release Call on 2 October through Vendetta Records, a year and a bit after Shrivelling Lights. The Hauled and the Waif is online with a lyric video.

Seven titles, and three of them are in Scottish Gaelic: Ro-Ràdh: Air Chall 's Gruama opens it, A' Choille Ghruamach sits sixth, and Fògrach // Spirit Flight closes. The rest are in English and no less bleak: Uprooting, Jaws of Dawn, and a fifth track called Night Call: To You Who Lie Buried Face to the Ground.

The band are German, and the name is a Scottish one, a solitary creature from the Highlands that follows travellers without ever quite joining them. Before the first album there were two demos.