Stupor

A project founded in 2023

Stupor was founded in Mexico in 2023 by Nergot and Descëndere and describes its work as Mexican unsane black metal within a depressive-suicidal foundation.

The available official record presents Stupor through its connection to the Mexican depressive-black-metal circle around Nergot rather than through a complete public biography. That is useful but limited evidence. It establishes a project identity and a Talheim relationship; it does not securely establish a founding date, every participant or a finished discography. The chronicle therefore treats the sparse archive itself as an editorial boundary.

The reliable public history currently begins in Mexico in 2023 with Nergot and Descëndere. The musicians call Stupor “Unsane Black Metal”, a self-description that separates the project from a generic database tag. Shared personnel connect it to Sacrimoon and Lifeless, but no source establishes Stupor as a continuation of either. It is treated as a separate work from its first documented date.

Ru(t)ina as the first public trace

The 2024 release Ru(t)ina provided the first public discographic marker and established a deeply introspective, dissonant language around identity, consciousness and decay.

Ru(t)ina survives as a live-linked public trace in the band’s official link archive. That proves performance material existed before the signing announcement but does not establish a formal release date, studio edition or canonical format. The chronicle therefore identifies the title and leaves its status open rather than upgrading a live link into an EP or single.

An “unsane” black-metal vocabulary

The project links Nergot’s multi-project musical background with Descëndere’s lyrics and lead vocals. Its identity is defined as much by the conceptual tension between life and nothingness as by genre vocabulary.

Toward To a nameless tomb...

The announced debut album To a nameless tomb… is described as a ten-track descent through a fragmented psyche. Because it is not yet represented as a completed CMS release, this draft treats it as announced work and does not invent a date.

The announced debut To a nameless tomb... is described as a ten-track journey through fragmented identity, the illusion of life and consciousness persisting without resolution. At the time of the March 2026 announcement it was forthcoming. No public manufacturing date, catalogue number, final credits or approved track list was found, so the text uses future-project language and does not imply that the album has already been delivered.

The 2026 Talheim signing

The Talheim signing announcement is the strongest source for the collaboration. Merchandise availability on the official Bandcamp account confirms an active project presentation, but merchandise is not evidence for an album’s production history. Until recording credits, dates and primary statements are supplied, the draft should remain a structured dossier for the artist rather than be expanded with scene assumptions.

Talheim Records announced Stupor on 13 March 2026 and stated that the label would accompany upcoming releases and future projects. This establishes a partnership, not a released catalogue item. Until production records exist, the chronology must keep “signing” and “release” as distinct events.

Why this chronicle remains provisional

Stupor is at the beginning of its label chapter.