Ethereal Solitude
by Apnea
M. P.
M. P.
Personally I really enjoyed their debut EP "Silent Cities" already, but on "Ethereal Solitude" you can really notice how their sound evolved. The entire composition is now more coherent, the slow and atmospheric passages now go hand in hand with the fast and driving ones. Both the vocal and the instrumental work gained some noticeable improvements as well, it's really hard to spot a weakness here. I really love it. A true gem of atmospheric/post black metal.
Favorite track: Celestine Tides.
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Trees
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Hearts Sea
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Blackest Oceans
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Celestine Tides
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Fields At Fall
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Warm
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about
Apnea is a Atmopsheric / Post – Shoegaze Black Metal band from New Zealand.
Ethereal Solitude is their debut full length album which present six tracks of an epic and emotional journey through heavenly landscapes, a representation of nature’s beauty, a thousand visions of conflict with emotion and loneliness through a medium of melodies, noise and harmony.
Ethereal Solitude is their debut full length album which present six tracks of an epic and emotional journey through heavenly landscapes, a representation of nature’s beauty, a thousand visions of conflict with emotion and loneliness through a medium of melodies, noise and harmony.
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released November 14, 2014
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