Cult of Luna - Vertikal

Mojo · 01-28-2013, 05:31 AM

Cult of Luna - Vertikal
Released January 25th 2013
Indie Records
Atmospheric Sludge Metal / Post Metal

1. "The One" – 2:16
2. "I: The Weapon" – 9:24
3. "Vicarious Redemption" – 18:51
4. "The Sweep" – 3:09
5. "Synchronicity" – 7:13
6. "Mute Departure" – 9:08
7. "Disharmonia" – 0:45
8. "In Awe Of" – 9:56
9. "Passing Through" – 6:03
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10. "The Flow Reversed"

Swedish atmospheric sludge/post-metal bands sixth studio album and the first since 2008s Eternal Kingdom.

According to a press release, "Vertikal" marks a much-anticipated return for the band after five years spent cultivating the ideas and directing the influences that have helped form a concept for the album. Distilled throughout are themes of machinery, repetition and clear, linear structures honed to the visual imagery of Fritz Lang's classic expressionist science fiction film "Metropolis". The music broods, builds and boils as you may expect from CULT OF LUNA, but never overcomplicates itself or veers from its intentions; it is arguably their finest and most cohesive piece of work to date. - Blabbermouth

The album can be streamed via Invisible Oranges.

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Mojo Melancholia Eternally Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Posts: 5,018	Cult of Luna - Vertikal Cult of Luna - Vertikal Released January 25th 2013 Indie Records Atmospheric Sludge Metal / Post Metal 1. "The One" – 2:16 2. "I: The Weapon" – 9:24 3. "Vicarious Redemption" – 18:51 4. "The Sweep" – 3:09 5. "Synchronicity" – 7:13 6. "Mute Departure" – 9:08 7. "Disharmonia" – 0:45 8. "In Awe Of" – 9:56 9. "Passing Through" – 6:03 .......................................... 10. "The Flow Reversed" Swedish atmospheric sludge/post-metal bands sixth studio album and the first since 2008s Eternal Kingdom. According to a press release, "Vertikal" marks a much-anticipated return for the band after five years spent cultivating the ideas and directing the influences that have helped form a concept for the album. Distilled throughout are themes of machinery, repetition and clear, linear structures honed to the visual imagery of Fritz Lang's classic expressionist science fiction film "Metropolis". The music broods, builds and boils as you may expect from CULT OF LUNA, but never overcomplicates itself or veers from its intentions; it is arguably their finest and most cohesive piece of work to date. - Blabbermouth The album can be streamed via Invisible Oranges. __________________ Last.FM \| Echoes and Dust