FAR FROM YOUR SUN Paris, France
The Origin of Suffering", the new Far From Your Sun’s album, will take you from the banks of the Nile in Ancient Egypt to
the heart of the 19th century and the poems of Emily Dickinson and Oscar Wilde, from the coming of Jesus on earth to the signs of the end of the world.
Prepare yourself for a historical, spiritual, emotional and artistic journey.
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I think what really is cool about Tiny Tree is their approach to playing guitar - something like Grails, but not exactly, more like overall style. That ephemeral buildup, intentionally monotonous at times, undeniable strong vocals. JD Pinkus appears on December, butt (pun intended) I couldn't really notice his input) But the blast in the finishing part of the song is just killer. Recommended
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Vthelygmia is not as brutal and remorseless as the bandname and album cover would make you think - it goes far beyond that. These 28 minutes feel like being slaughtered, hacked to bits, gutted, and fully disintegrated afterwards. A wild combination of influences, you will hear elements of black and death metal, deathcore (especially in the excellent production and vocal department), some disturbing ambience and slight touches of doom. Immensely violent, utterly satisfying, and just brilliant.
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This is a portal To step out into oneself A very deep sense of awareness unfolding Everything is unreal now it seems Thanks for elevation 🖤
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Merci Déhà for the download code. Lots of bands use these ingredients – pretty female vocals over doomy guitars always sounds good, but usually that's where the ideas run out. That isn't the case here. Each song is packed with ideas and evolutions, genres and references it's boring to list but not at all to listen to. A pleasure to have been introduced to this.
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