In black leaves the red of autumned scars tremble by her loneliness, and blood, as though rained from wandering legs who which have carried and torn for the endless sorrow beyond the will of the sky, ever so quietly slips from Mother's roots... loving its way to the desolate ground...
She buries her loss, lost in burial, fallen in itself by the unworded touch, kissed by love. For that last moment she stared at the face, in despair filled beauty. She stared back, aspite the evanescence which clasped so tightly the rejoice of love, in its most painful, purest form...
At the glimpse of her knees, fell to the earth and grave in grace of a brideless orphan. She cries to the forest sparse of anyone... at the edge of every mournful word her wrists run off light astray, parting the knowing for if anyone can hear her sing, or if finally the existential vineyard left a note...
To lore the loom of branches, she won't know
To love another autumn... So speaks her helpless voice
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I've been slowing working my way through Sadness' discography and it's crazy how he makes "depressive" black metal sound so beautiful. It's like the frigidness of early Coldworld mixed with the dreamy and lighter parts of Alcest. This one is the best I've heard from this band so far. Ryan
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Très franchement, j'aimerais avoir les mots pour dire à quel point A Train in Desolation est mené par un esprit génial. Le mélange des genres — death metal (surtout sur la fin du morceau éponyme) et black metal atmosphérique — est à couper le souffle. Ce qui marque le plus, ce sont les passages acoustiques (là encore dans "A Train in Desolation") servant de transitions qui brisent peut-être encore plus le cœur que le reste.
Un album dystopique qui nous met sous les yeux la carcasse du monde. Jordan Vauvert
The music of Reading group Chaos Emeralds feels like it weighs megatons, with its thick rivers of distorted guitar and gluey textures. Bandcamp New & Notable Jan 15, 2022
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D'une beauté émotionnelle hallucinante. Les hurlements suraigus de Damián arrachent la peau. Les parties instrumentales (assez pléthoriques soit dit en passant) sont superbes, nostalgiques, émouvantes à en pleurer. Et malgré tout ça, Damián ne se contente pas de créer simplement des odes à la tristesse : il s'agit aussi — et peut-être surtout — d'éveiller un sentiment d'empathie face à l'indifférence, surtout sur "Something Hurts...". Une sorte de thérapie qui vise la guérison du mal par le mal. Jordan Vauvert