Downfall Of Gaia - Ethic Of Radical Finitude
| Release date: | 8 February 2019 |
| Style: | Atmospheric black metal, Post-metal, Atmospheric sludge metal |
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01. Seduced By...
02. The Grotesque Illusion Of Being
03. We Pursue The Serpent Of Time
04. Guided Through A Starless Night
05. As Our Bones Break To The Dance
06. Of Withering Violet Leaves
02. The Grotesque Illusion Of Being
03. We Pursue The Serpent Of Time
04. Guided Through A Starless Night
05. As Our Bones Break To The Dance
06. Of Withering Violet Leaves
Review
Lyrics Tracking for the album was handled at Hidden Planet Studio, Berlin by Jan Oberg, and Backroom Studios in New Jersey by Kevin Antreassian.
Rating:
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Rating: 8.0 |
Downfall Of Gaia are what you could consider one of those "periphery" bands; they've been around for a decade give or take, became a somewhat recognizable name with a few albums under their belt, even appeared on some decent bills over the years, but somehow never managed to make many waves, accrue a die-hard fan base or establish themselves as any sort of household name. If anything is going to change that, it's Ethic Of Radical Finitude. Read more ›› |
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| tintinb Posts: 1807 From: India |
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| Liafev Posts: 587 From: Germany  |
The more I listen to this album the more I think Harakiri for the Sky should take it as an exemple. The built up, transitions and interludes give so much more power to the intense moments of this album. Whereas I tend to get bored of the non-stop intensity on Harakiri for the Sky.
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