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The album dEATh by Kyoto experimental noise-sludge band EAT is a punishing and uncompromising magnum opus of auditory devastation. dEATh merges massive, down-tuned doom riffs with suffocating layers of raw noise. Split across two massive side-long movements (Side A and Side B), the album operates less like a traditional song cycle and more like a slow-moving industrial train wreck. For Fans Of: Noizegoat, Khanate, Burning Witch, Corrupted, The Body
For the best listening experience, we recommend playing The Great Circle as loud as possible, on the biggest speakers you have. Two years in the making, this is the most polished and high-effort (but not the most complex) The Eternal Returns release. It takes the layered sound of Shining, Fading, Burning, Flickering and evolves it in a more doom metal-influenced direction. Additionally, many elements from later The Eternal Returns releases are also present on The Great Circle: the use of field recordings from the Nightmare series, the drone and noise influences from Before the Circle Was Drawn, the black metal apsects of From Lands Where Flames Forever Burn. This album is a part of the CoFD/SFBF series: eternal-returns.bandcamp.com/album/century-of-false-dawn eternal-returns.bandcamp.com/album/shining-fading-burning-flickering eternal-returns.bandcamp.com/album/before-the-circle-was-drawn Placement in the series timeline: - Empty Room in the Hermit's Tower takes place at the same time as The Great Circle in an Empty Room on SFBF - The Circle and the Line takes place at the same time as The Line and the Circle on SFBF - Long Night, True Dawn takes place between False Rebirth I: Sky Burial on SFBF and No Light on CoFD (that span of time necessarily includes False Rebirth II: Autumn Intruders) - Age of Uncertainty takes place after Spring Child on SFBF
Larvae is a conceptual industrial rock EP with some influences from other genres such as trip-hop and ambient. Mixing instrumental pieces and songs together into a conceptual narrative about mental illness and alienation. Some of the main themes are depression, estrangement and nihilism. Get your uncensored version today.