*Artist: Darkher
*Album: The Buried Storm
*Year: 2022
*Genre: Doom/Dark Folk Rock
*Country: United Kingdom
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 96MB
Tracklist:
1. Sirens Nocturne 04:29
2. Lowly Weep 07:59
3. Unbound 02.16 06:04
4. Where The Devil Waits 03:29
5. Love's Sudden Death 05:16
6. The Seas 04:37
7. Immortals 07:52
8. Fear Not, My King 05:01
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Total playing time: 44:47
Extended info
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The sinister yet beguiling images that DARKHER aka Jayn Maiven paints with her ethereal vocals, guitars, and added strings conjure iridescent cinematic scenes in which it becomes hard to tell whether there lies beauty in darkness or if it is the other way around.
With her sophomore full-length "The Buried Storm", the guitarist, composer, lyricist, and producer has clearly succeeded to even improve the beloved alchemic musical formula that was firmly established on DARKHER's debut album "Realms" in 2016. Her mostly eerie and at times even outright sinister sonic storytelling comes refined on every level and with sharpened contrasts that reflect the ongoing learning-process of their creator.
DARKHER were conceived as the sole brainchild and solo-project of Northern English singer and guitarist Jayn Maiven in 2012. The dark and melancholic yet also massively heavy sound on the self-titled debut EP "Darkher" (2013) combined with the distinct vocals of the shy pre-Raphaelite beauty caused an audible buzz – particularly in the doom scene and brought DARKHER a quick record deal, which led to the following EP "The Kingdom Field" appearing via Prophecy Productions.
"The Buried Storm" gives shape to the darkness lurking at the edge of consciousness, hidden from plain sight but patiently biding its time to strike out at the heart. DARKHER have delivered another frightening masterpiece that easily transcends musical boundaries with its broad appeal to friends of dark sounds regardless of genre. "The Buried Storm" captivates its listeners with deceptive sweetness – only to bind them tightly within a thorn-spiked nocturnal beauty forevermore.
Line-up
Jayn Maiven aka Darkher – vocals, guitars, bass
Christopher Smith – drums
Guest musicians
Arianna Mahsayeh – cello
Melanie Chaplin – cello
Lambert Segura – violin
Ludvig Swärd (FORNDOM) – cello and background vocals on 'Lowly Weep'
Daniel Land – background vocals and additional guitar on 'Fear Not, My King'
The sinister yet beguiling images that DARKHER aka Jayn Maiven paints with her ethereal vocals, guitars, and added strings conjure iridescent cinematic scenes in which it becomes hard to tell whether there lies beauty in darkness or if it is the other way around.
With her sophomore full-length "The Buried Storm", the guitarist, composer, lyricist, and producer has clearly succeeded to even improve the beloved alchemic musical formula that was firmly established on DARKHER's debut album "Realms" in 2016. Her mostly eerie and at times even outright sinister sonic storytelling comes refined on every level and with sharpened contrasts that reflect the ongoing learning-process of their creator.
DARKHER were conceived as the sole brainchild and solo-project of Northern English singer and guitarist Jayn Maiven in 2012. The dark and melancholic yet also massively heavy sound on the self-titled debut EP "Darkher" (2013) combined with the distinct vocals of the shy pre-Raphaelite beauty caused an audible buzz – particularly in the doom scene and brought DARKHER a quick record deal, which led to the following EP "The Kingdom Field" appearing via Prophecy Productions.
"The Buried Storm" gives shape to the darkness lurking at the edge of consciousness, hidden from plain sight but patiently biding its time to strike out at the heart. DARKHER have delivered another frightening masterpiece that easily transcends musical boundaries with its broad appeal to friends of dark sounds regardless of genre. "The Buried Storm" captivates its listeners with deceptive sweetness – only to bind them tightly within a thorn-spiked nocturnal beauty forevermore.
Line-up
Jayn Maiven aka Darkher – vocals, guitars, bass
Christopher Smith – drums
Guest musicians
Arianna Mahsayeh – cello
Melanie Chaplin – cello
Lambert Segura – violin
Ludvig Swärd (FORNDOM) – cello and background vocals on 'Lowly Weep'
Daniel Land – background vocals and additional guitar on 'Fear Not, My King'
Technical info
Input File: 07. Immortals.mp3
Channels : 2
Sample Rate : 44100
Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:07:52.30 = 20828298 samples = 35422.3 CDDA sectors
File Size : 18.9M
Bit Rate : 320k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=Immortals
Artist=Darkher
Album=The Buried Storm
Tracknumber=7
Year=2022
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У Челси "Pain Is Beauty" и особенно "Abyss" - недосягаемая вершина, конечно. Свежак Darkher, правда, еще не слышал, сужу по дебютному альбому и ипихе.
