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Where Hearts Return
09:09
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Cerulean
06:33
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Serein
03:58
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Lost Memories
04:58
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Frost Flowers
08:44
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Intertwined
10:00
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Where Hearts Return”
Atmospheric and melancholic. In turns slow and subdued, then thunderous and fast paced. The magic is that it seamlessly blends between the two.
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Life has gone on long enough
by NONE
supported by 4 fans who also own “Where Hearts Return”
It's tremendously difficult to breathe in the thick and gloomy atmosphere NONE creates in this release. It's adorned with riffs so delicious, yet so devastating. The tracks are repetitive, yet never once do they get mundane. Definitely worth the listen if you are into slower-paced DSBM, this is truly a masterpiece.
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(Un)reality
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An interesting fusion of black metal and jazz, with inspiration from various other forms of metal. There is a lot to like here, and many pleasant surprises. However, it does not always seem to form a cohesive whole.
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The Earth Wants Us Dead
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If you're going to go out in apocalyptic style you might want to have the 40 minute title track playing loud at your side.
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Beneath
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Screamo, post-rock, and a little black metal meld together for Virginia quartet Infant Island's signature immersive and melancholy sound.
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