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 Subconscious Dissolution Into The Continuum - Esoteric
 Subconscious Dissolution Into The Continuum - Esoteric ... Tracklisting1 Morphia 2 Blood Of The Eyes 3 Grey Day 4 Arcane Dissolution Newest Review: ... growls, counterpointed by agonised, multi-layered screams. With an average song length of 15 minutes, the album builds slowly ... more ... from mesmerising, lumbering slowness, slowly gaining momentum, occasionally reaching a plateau of disjointed, chugging riffs, like some vast unimaginable beast stirring in its slumber.
There are occasional periods of serenity, with achingly sad yet somehow almost hopeful guitar melodies hinting at chinks of light penetrating some infinite abyss, but with time these gradually give way increasingly to further waves of crushing doom, sharing space with them for a time, before they in turn give way to crashing cre...more |
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Release Date: 2004 - 06 - 28, Audio CD, Seasons of Mist Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Subconscious Dissolution Into The Continuum - Esoteric: Infinite Despair (307 words)
by - written on 26/06/09 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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Esoteric are a strange and otherworldy band, occupying headspace somewhere between the intense, sludgy, unconventional output of Khanate and Neurosis with their own unique brand of ethereal, drug-soaked, funeral doom. Their fourth full length, 'Subconscious Dissolution in the Continuum' continues in the vein of their prevous album, "Metamorphogenesis" consisting of nearly an hour of dissonant, painfully slow doom riffs overlaid by guttoral growls, counterpointed by agonised, multi-layered screams. With an average song length of 15 minutes, the album builds slowly from mesmerising, lumbering slowness, slowly gaining momentum, occasionally reaching a ... Read the complete review
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