*Artist: Somniate
*Album: We Have Proved Death
*Year: 2023
*Genre: Black Metal
*Country: Czech Republic
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 80MB
Tracklist:
1. I Am Here and You Are Distant 05:37
2. A Lamb at False Dawn 06:38
3. The Statue of Mirrors 05:21
4. Black Soundless Sugar 06:00
5. Non-You 06:59
6. We Have Proved Death 02:20
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Total playing time: 32:55
Extended info
Line - up:
Tomáš Mařík - Drums (Brutally Deceased, Mallephyr, ex-Gate of Illusions (live), ex-Bed Sores)
Aleš Vilingr - Guitars (Et Moriemur, Self-Hatred, Ghost in the Shell)
Marek Štembera - Vocals, Guitars (Brutally Deceased, ex-Octagone, ex-Feeble Minded, ex-Heaving Earth, ex-Neurotic Machinery, ex-Oblomov)
Zdeněk Klekner - Vocals, Programming (Sól)
Adam Kulich - Bass (Brutally Deceased, Feeble Minded, Grind 6,4, ex-Octagone)
There are albums in this world that are inspired by books, that is, by the words and thoughts of their writers. “We Have Proved Death” captures the essence of what remained unsaid.
Relentless yet sophisticated Czech black metal spectacle SOMNIATE returns with their sophomore full-length record. Magical realism fuses with the black art once again, telling a story through blast beats, aggression and melancholy, shrouded in both clarity and dirt. The album was mixed and mastered by V. Santura, courtesy of TRIPTYKON/DARK FORTRESS, who is also responsible for sonic landscapes of BOLZER, ASCENSION, OBSCURA and other non-conformist artists.
Apart from university professors and literary critics, no one will ever know what went through the head of one Richard G. Brautigan (1935-1984) when he hammered down the draft of a short book called “In Watermelon Sugar” within two months in 1964. Although it was utopian literature - a vista of the good life, glorification of peace, some said - SOMNIATE couldn't care less and found their own meaning behind the scenes.
The band's debut “The Meyrinkian Slumber” (2020) was fascinated by the mysteries of the past; “We Have Proved Death” animates the unearthly beauty and earthly terror of the future. On the wings of merciless but skilfully crafted black metal, SOMNIATE brings you a story from a world where the sun shines a different colour every day - a world about which nobody is sure whether it ended for good or was born anew. A quiet community, undisturbed by the former matters of modern man, thriving in nature yet in the shadow of an old civilisation. A city once swallowed by the apocalypse. Unconditional happiness or insanity? Peace or lethargy? Stillness or death? There are men who revel in love and compassion, and there are those who drink the bodies of the dead. Their paths are bound to collide.
A psychedelic mixture of harmony and dissonance, both unpolished and elegant; black metal visions from the realm behind our eyelids.
Tomáš Mařík - Drums (Brutally Deceased, Mallephyr, ex-Gate of Illusions (live), ex-Bed Sores)
Aleš Vilingr - Guitars (Et Moriemur, Self-Hatred, Ghost in the Shell)
Marek Štembera - Vocals, Guitars (Brutally Deceased, ex-Octagone, ex-Feeble Minded, ex-Heaving Earth, ex-Neurotic Machinery, ex-Oblomov)
Zdeněk Klekner - Vocals, Programming (Sól)
Adam Kulich - Bass (Brutally Deceased, Feeble Minded, Grind 6,4, ex-Octagone)
There are albums in this world that are inspired by books, that is, by the words and thoughts of their writers. “We Have Proved Death” captures the essence of what remained unsaid.
Relentless yet sophisticated Czech black metal spectacle SOMNIATE returns with their sophomore full-length record. Magical realism fuses with the black art once again, telling a story through blast beats, aggression and melancholy, shrouded in both clarity and dirt. The album was mixed and mastered by V. Santura, courtesy of TRIPTYKON/DARK FORTRESS, who is also responsible for sonic landscapes of BOLZER, ASCENSION, OBSCURA and other non-conformist artists.
Apart from university professors and literary critics, no one will ever know what went through the head of one Richard G. Brautigan (1935-1984) when he hammered down the draft of a short book called “In Watermelon Sugar” within two months in 1964. Although it was utopian literature - a vista of the good life, glorification of peace, some said - SOMNIATE couldn't care less and found their own meaning behind the scenes.
The band's debut “The Meyrinkian Slumber” (2020) was fascinated by the mysteries of the past; “We Have Proved Death” animates the unearthly beauty and earthly terror of the future. On the wings of merciless but skilfully crafted black metal, SOMNIATE brings you a story from a world where the sun shines a different colour every day - a world about which nobody is sure whether it ended for good or was born anew. A quiet community, undisturbed by the former matters of modern man, thriving in nature yet in the shadow of an old civilisation. A city once swallowed by the apocalypse. Unconditional happiness or insanity? Peace or lethargy? Stillness or death? There are men who revel in love and compassion, and there are those who drink the bodies of the dead. Their paths are bound to collide.
A psychedelic mixture of harmony and dissonance, both unpolished and elegant; black metal visions from the realm behind our eyelids.
Technical info
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Channels : 2
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Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:05:37.00 = 14861700 samples = 25275 CDDA sectors
File Size : 13.5M
Bit Rate : 321k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=I Am Here and You Are Distant
Artist=Somniate
Album=We Have Proved Death
Tracknumber=1
Year=2023-07-14
Genre=138
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