"The new album from Emphemetry features ambient swells of guitars, intimate folk songs, a string quartet, strange sounds, tape delay, reverse loops, pianos, and a haunted acappella quintet."
The album is available for free download from bandcamp, CD, cassette and vinyl.
Our great german friends of "Gordon's Tsunami Week" have a new album out, FOR FREE again! I know many people are bored of most 'Post Rock'-stuff but GTW really kicks ass. So give it a try and support 'em.
Combining the thrilling intensity of Post-Rock/ Ambient quartette Our Ceasing Voice and the raw power of Vienna's Post-Metal pioneers Satory, this split 7" submission marks a blood-tingling release that proves the Austrian bands' talents by opening the door to a world full of melancholy and despair.
For Darkness Fears The Light poses the deeply moving return of Our Ceasing Voice after the success of their debut album 'When the Headline Hit Home'. Striking vocals and powerful drumming enable the band to dare the leap and take their ambient based tunes a step further, while retaining the outfits's full melodramatic force.
Originated in a time of change, Satory's track, The Translator, defines an important turning point in the story of the beast that was introduced in their 2009 EP. Expressive heaviness and valleys of hope constitute their new sound, bringing the powerful machinery back to the post-metal front.
Tracklist: 01 - Our Ceasing Voice - For Darkness Fears The Light 02 - Satory - The Translator
Bonus Tracks (Digital Buy Version only) 03 - Satory - The Hills Shone Resplendent (In the Evening Sun) (Live) 04 - Satory And Our Ceasing Voice - The Translator (Acoustic) 05 - Our Ceasing Voice - Dead Air
Jack Chuter is a solo musician from Basingstoke, England. His music is an introspective mesh of post-metal, shoegaze, drone and ambient. Back in 2006 he started creating music as Excido – post-metal music influenced by the likes of Pelican and Isis – before moving into more personal and unique sonic spaces as Chuter in 2007.
This brought with it a greater focus on texture and atmosphere, departing from those initial post-metal influences to explore his own sort of “heavy shoegaze”. After four releases as Chuter [ including the much-praised full-length "Leaving Here" ], Jack presents “Glisten Amber Plains” – four of his most immersive and intense pieces yet.
Tracklist: 1. Glisten Amber Plains 2. A Planet Has Passed Away 3. Not The Same 4. Steady
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