(4.0°) Tsalmaweth
by Daughters of Sophia
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Introspection
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Kamigami no Sénmin
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Dualÿsm(e)
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闇 の中
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about
Titled "(4.0°) Tsalmaweth", this is the fourth album of the French Atmospheric Post-Black Metal project DAUGHTERS OF SOPHIA. Following the formula of long songs centered around excellently melodic riffs and solos, fast rhythms and shaded vocals, this album displays a certain crystalline, epic but haunted atmosphere throughout the whole length.
Wave after wave, song after song, this challenging album unveils its curse and its beauty all together. The sound of eerie, sick and morbid vocals intertwines with the melodic quality of the guitarswork, sometimes uplifting sometimes almost sinister, releasing a certain degree of emotive contrast. Demons meet lifeforce.
With lyrics dwelving in anti-nomianism, left-hand-path philosophies and Japanese literature, this sense that haunts the whole album finds explanation.
For fans of: Lantlôs, An Autumn for Crippled Children, Falaise, Lascar, Blut Aus Nord.
credits
Materialised by J. Buczarski at Extraconscious Records
With his courteous inspiration for the ending solo // ending lead on tracks 2 and 7 respectively
Also for the bass rendering on tracks 5, 6, 7 and 8
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Jigoku Realm's Echoes and Voices Apparitions :
Ur Èmdr Œrvn
~ Vocals & Lyrics ~
Kamigami no Sénmin ∴
Bathin and the Knightlord ∴
L'Ombre de la Mort ∴
In the Dark Tapestry of Existence ∴
Sakrifiss
~ Vocals & Lyrics ~
闇の中 {Yami no Naka}
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Mastering crafted by Tehom Productions, Québec
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Artworks from the Qliphotic Spheres by Jeff Grimal
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Sigil creation invoked and anointed by Elijah Tamu
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~ 神々の選民 ~
~ バティンと騎士卿 ~
~ 死の影 ~
~ 存在の陰鬱な綴れ織りの中で ~
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