*Artist: Rope Sect
*Album: The Great Flood
*Year: 2020
*Genre: Deathrock
*Country: Germany
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 102MB
Tracklist:
1. Divide et Impera 03:44
2. Rope of the Just 03:46
3. Eleutheria 04:01
4. Prison of You 04:28
5. The Underground Paradise 05:04
6. Hiraeth 05:04
7. Flood Flower 04:36
8. Non Serviemus 03:40
9. Issohadores 03:32
10. Diluvian Darkness 06:26
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Total playing time: 44:21
Extended info
IRON BONEHEAD PRODUCTIONS is proud to present ROPE SECT's highly anticipated debut album, The Great Flood, on CD and vinyl LP formats.
Germany's ROPE SECT quietly but auspiciously debuted in 2017 with their first EP, Personae Ingratae, released by IRON BONEHEAD. While something of a "dark horse" for the label, ROPE SECT's disarmingly Spartan style of deathrock soon found fervent followers around the globe, and word-of-mouth momentum built from there. Further proving that there were yet further twists to the trio's idiosyncratic sound, the Proselytes 7" followed later in 2017 for IRON BONEHEAD. ROPE SECT also took the stage thereafter, supporting the esteemed likes of Grave Pleasures and King Dude among others.
With almost graceful ease, ROPE SECT deliver their stunning debut album, aptly titled The Great Flood. Indeed, this first full-length floods the listener with a vast array of sounds and textures, paradoxically pulled tighter and in a more monochromatic manner. It is a record of stark contrasts, subtly drawn together: more delicate vs. more driving, more melody vs. more motorik, shimmering atmosphere vs. clanging minimalism, sharp stabs vs. smooth caresses. Each of these ten songs feels like something old - an old song, an old feeling, an old friend - brought back to life and revamped into a ghost of itself, perversely inviting but portending great gloom 'n' doom. And while there might've been trace elements of black metal across ROPE SECT's prior short-lengths, here on The Great Flood, that's all excised in favor of simply BLACK - and the boundless colors absorbed (and reconstituted) therein. The sum emphasis is on the SONGS, and these are all anti-anthems worth singing...or not. ROPE SECT, now more ever, are existing in their own bleak and brilliantly rarefied world.
And birds of a dark (and rarefied) feather flock together: Mat "Kvohst" McNerney (Hexvessel/Grave Pleasures) contributes lyrics and guest vocals on two tracks. Completed by icy-yet-warm mastering courtesy of Horrendous' Damian Herring, ROPE SECT's The Great Flood will for sure be a debut album for the (dark) ages.
Germany's ROPE SECT quietly but auspiciously debuted in 2017 with their first EP, Personae Ingratae, released by IRON BONEHEAD. While something of a "dark horse" for the label, ROPE SECT's disarmingly Spartan style of deathrock soon found fervent followers around the globe, and word-of-mouth momentum built from there. Further proving that there were yet further twists to the trio's idiosyncratic sound, the Proselytes 7" followed later in 2017 for IRON BONEHEAD. ROPE SECT also took the stage thereafter, supporting the esteemed likes of Grave Pleasures and King Dude among others.
With almost graceful ease, ROPE SECT deliver their stunning debut album, aptly titled The Great Flood. Indeed, this first full-length floods the listener with a vast array of sounds and textures, paradoxically pulled tighter and in a more monochromatic manner. It is a record of stark contrasts, subtly drawn together: more delicate vs. more driving, more melody vs. more motorik, shimmering atmosphere vs. clanging minimalism, sharp stabs vs. smooth caresses. Each of these ten songs feels like something old - an old song, an old feeling, an old friend - brought back to life and revamped into a ghost of itself, perversely inviting but portending great gloom 'n' doom. And while there might've been trace elements of black metal across ROPE SECT's prior short-lengths, here on The Great Flood, that's all excised in favor of simply BLACK - and the boundless colors absorbed (and reconstituted) therein. The sum emphasis is on the SONGS, and these are all anti-anthems worth singing...or not. ROPE SECT, now more ever, are existing in their own bleak and brilliantly rarefied world.
And birds of a dark (and rarefied) feather flock together: Mat "Kvohst" McNerney (Hexvessel/Grave Pleasures) contributes lyrics and guest vocals on two tracks. Completed by icy-yet-warm mastering courtesy of Horrendous' Damian Herring, ROPE SECT's The Great Flood will for sure be a debut album for the (dark) ages.
Technical info
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Channels : 2
Sample Rate : 44100
Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:03:44.51 = 9900935 samples = 16838.3 CDDA sectors
File Size : 9.06M
Bit Rate : 323k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=Divide Et Impera
Artist=Rope Sect
Album=The Great Flood
Tracknumber=1
Year=2020-08-12
Genre=Alternative; Rock; Hard Rock
Discnumber=1
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