The Brazilian Doom Metal band, Beholder’s Cult presents an album composed of 9 dense and charged tracks, releasing independently, which will soon get a physical version.
'Our Darkest Home' shares a semi-conceptual theme, which despite not having a clear narrative, the songs and concepts communicate and complement each other throughout the execution. With a dense and melancholy sound, the band follows clear influences of depressive rock, darkwave and post-punk, deftly leading the slow rhythm of Doom and the incursions by fast passages.
On the theme of the album, the band says: “The almost dreamlike idea of a path between the beginning of life and death or between significant moments in a life, represented by a journey under the sun, which becomes progressively unbearable as you progress , having the night as a point of departure and arrival. We tried to capture in the compositions the concepts of light and shadows, in addition to the weight and motivations of this transition under a burning light”.
‘Our Darkest Home’ promises to be one of the best releases in the style.
Beholder’s Cult is preparing to release a new EP, entitled '‘Our Darkest Home’', which will be released on May13th. “Beholder’s Cult matures their music in nineties tones - a hybrid of doom and gothic metal that remembers the sound monuments created by names like Tiamat and Lake of Tears. The use of keyboards happens discreetly and creates different screens filled with mysticism and melancholy, in addition to adding influences of depressive rock, darkwave and post-punk” – Metal Hammer Portugal
Tracklist:
1. Samsara (02:59) 2. Shadows (05:45) 3. Starry Queen (05.49) 04. Crestfallen (05:05) 05. Conceiving Silence (05:29) 06. Whispers of Dusk (02:05) 07. Weight of the Sun (05:17) 08. Ivory Tower (08:03) 09. Empty Inside (08:22) Line up: Felipe Stock (vocals/guitar) Luciano Dias (Bass) Pedro Paes (Keyboards) Rafael Giraldi (Drum)
Genre: Doom Metal Producer: Rafael Giraldi Recording, mixing and mastering: Victor Hormidas e Rafael Giraldi (Texas Estúdio) Artwork: Zakuro Aoyama Photos: Rafael Giraldi |
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