*Artist: Midnight Odyssey
*Album: Biolume Part 3 - A Fullmoon Madness
*Year: 2023
*Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal
*Country: Australia
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 287MB
Tracklist:
1. As Darkness Dims the Fire 13:24
2. A Land That Only Death Knows 09:07
3. The Long Forgotten Dead 09:48
4. They Have Always Known 10:00
5. The Horned Goddess 09:55
6. Witching Eyes 11:32
7. As One We Grow, As One We Fall 11:56
8. The Ghost of Endymion 08:17
9. A Fullmoon Madness 09:11
10. In the Lunar Maelstrom 11:13
11. Death in Crimson Fire 02:59
12. The Last Day 11:54
13. Luna 05:16
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Total playing time: 2:04:32
Extended info
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Four years after the release of the first chapter, MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY close the circle of the ambitious "Biolume" trilogy with "A Fullmoon Madness," a mammoth triple album wrapped in a new phantasmagorical cover painting by Elijah Tamu.
Acting as a stylistic summa of the Australian one-man band, "A Fullmoon Madness" collects all the metal nuances explored by Dis Pater in the previous episodes and in its career. Once again, cosmic black metal bigger than the nightsky and the crushing heaviness of epic doom metal are bound together by dark wave synths, grandiose symphonic arrangements and Dis Pater's heartfelt vocal performance, oscillating between raven screaming and sumptuous clean chants to underline the lunar character of the music.
"This chapter embraces the moonlit night sky and the personification and mythology around Selene/Luna," Dis Pater explains. "The moon in itself is a ‘dead’ object. Its light is a pure reflection, yet we are drawn to it in ways that are both haunting and romantic."
Inspired by the madness imbued by a full moon, by the fear of a lunar eclipse and the crimson hued moon in ancient times, and by the tale and curse of Endymion, MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY's "A Fullmoon Madness" looks at light in the context of where it comes from.
"In absolute darkness, the smallest light can be enough; in pure overbearing light, you look for the shade or darkness," Dis Pater says. "Somewhere in between allows you to be blinded by neither, the moon reflects just enough light for us to look into the darkness and see what’s really there. And sometimes what’s there is corrupted, burning, distorted and not what you hoped to see. This spark of light is maddening. Sometimes it consumes you, and something monstrous or terrifying takes control."
All these ideas have evolved musically into what is the darkest and most aggressive album of the trilogy, but with the touches of melancholy and the symphonic grandeur typical of MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY's astral funerals. "It's death," concludes Dis Pater, "but not as we know it."
Four years after the release of the first chapter, MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY close the circle of the ambitious "Biolume" trilogy with "A Fullmoon Madness," a mammoth triple album wrapped in a new phantasmagorical cover painting by Elijah Tamu.
Acting as a stylistic summa of the Australian one-man band, "A Fullmoon Madness" collects all the metal nuances explored by Dis Pater in the previous episodes and in its career. Once again, cosmic black metal bigger than the nightsky and the crushing heaviness of epic doom metal are bound together by dark wave synths, grandiose symphonic arrangements and Dis Pater's heartfelt vocal performance, oscillating between raven screaming and sumptuous clean chants to underline the lunar character of the music.
"This chapter embraces the moonlit night sky and the personification and mythology around Selene/Luna," Dis Pater explains. "The moon in itself is a ‘dead’ object. Its light is a pure reflection, yet we are drawn to it in ways that are both haunting and romantic."
Inspired by the madness imbued by a full moon, by the fear of a lunar eclipse and the crimson hued moon in ancient times, and by the tale and curse of Endymion, MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY's "A Fullmoon Madness" looks at light in the context of where it comes from.
"In absolute darkness, the smallest light can be enough; in pure overbearing light, you look for the shade or darkness," Dis Pater says. "Somewhere in between allows you to be blinded by neither, the moon reflects just enough light for us to look into the darkness and see what’s really there. And sometimes what’s there is corrupted, burning, distorted and not what you hoped to see. This spark of light is maddening. Sometimes it consumes you, and something monstrous or terrifying takes control."
All these ideas have evolved musically into what is the darkest and most aggressive album of the trilogy, but with the touches of melancholy and the symphonic grandeur typical of MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY's astral funerals. "It's death," concludes Dis Pater, "but not as we know it."
Technical info
Input File: 11. Death In Crimson Fire.mp3
Channels : 2
Sample Rate : 44100
Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:03:00.13 = 7943909 samples = 13510 CDDA sectors
File Size : 7.21M
Bit Rate : 320k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=Death In Crimson Fire
Artist=Midnight Odyssey
Album=Biolume Part 3 - A Fullmoon Madness
Tracknumber=11
Year=2023
Genre=Ambient Black Metal, Ambient
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