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Solautumn is a project formed in 2016 by Demoon and Anelhen. The first "the dying autumn" demo was recorded the same year. However, the duo has never made this work public, considering it too far from expectations; only in March 2018 the duo decided to release these songs reviewed and improved with the addition of other songs making the first album entitled "Under the sky of a dying heaven". ... more
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It's very atmospheric, with a lot of feeling, and that old school vibe, like one of my favorite albums "Always" from "The Gathering".
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In addition to the powerful instrumental performances this album also boasts a stellar lineup of guest vocalists and the result is some of the best doom metal out there. At times crushing, at others uplifting in its own way. Lots of feeling in each composition, and the added acoustic versions of older songs (plus Errata!) is a welcome bonus.
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Ich liebe die Metalklänge und die süffisant-melancholichen Melodien dieser Band dazu die wunderschöne Naturalstimme.
go to albumVicious funeral doom from Portugal, “Ossadas” hammers away like a rain of comets, fiery & relentless.
go to albumJoseph Hawker subverts the musical and sociopolitical status quo with a black metal triptych that's as incendiary as it is impressionistic.
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In Somber Dreams
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This was truly a revelation. I was getting started with funeral doom, working on something with my headphones on... Then came Déluge... my jaw actually dropped, I stopped what I was doing and, wide-eyed, just listened to the track, baffled and amazed. After the album was over (I never do this), I went to lay down with my headphones to enjoy it over again. I rarely heard (and felt) this much power and emotion in an album. Until I find something better, this is my landmark for peak funeral doom.
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