The Paradox of Existence

by Apostisy

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schmoozer777 Where to begin... kind of reminds me of a trip down memory lane... like my first time hearing the blended Death/Black duality of InVain... this is atmospheric, ambient and melodically bolstering you to want more... truly some amazing work... you even get a feel of some Core twisted with some cleans at times... there's a term for this... EPIC!!!

Nest Productions There's a smooth atmosphere that reminds me of old Dark Tranquility, and even Amorphis a bit. It's good to see that style of mdm isn't dead.
Favorite tracks: "The Paradox Of Existence" and "As Fire Fills The Sky". Favorite track: As Fire Fills the Sky.

PSF 1517 This is going to get played. A lot. What an album! Can’t fault it.

Jon Horne Transcendent. Majestic. Glorious. A very melodic fusion of death, doom, and black metal with hints of post-rock. You know an album's good when it's hard to choose a favourite track. So I'll give an honourable mention to: The Graves We Dig. Favorite track: Becoming Nothingness.

Stumgar What an amazing find! I fell in love with this album within moments. Favorite track: As The Light Dies.

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1.	Pegasus 02:07	info	buy track
2.	The Paradox of Existence 06:59	info	buy track
3.	As The Light Dies 06:20	info	buy track
4.	Becoming Nothingness 08:20	info	buy track
5.	The Dead Keep Us Here 08:30	info	buy track
6.	Aeons of the Unseen 07:06	info	buy track
7.	The Grave's We Dig 07:21	info	buy track
8.	As Fire Fills the Sky 06:44	info	buy track
9.	When Tomorrow Never Comes 07:57	info	buy track

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released January 22, 2021

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Edward Støklännd (Velsingard)
Between October 2019 and December 2020
All Instruments and Compositions Written by Velsingard
Recorded at Black Winter Studios

All Keys and Orchestrations by Lucas Di Mascio
Recorded at Old Haunt Recording Studio

Vocals on all Songs by Chris Bone

Vocals and Backing Vocals on all Songs by D.M.
(Except for When Tomorrow Never Comes)

Vocals on Paradox of Existence by Björn Strid

All Lyrics by Fenrir
(Except for When Tomorrow Never Comes)

Lyrics for When Tomorrow comes by Chris Bone

All songs Produced by ©Apostisy Music 2020
Artwork and Design by Jani Stefanovic
CD Layout and Design by Edward Støklännd
Distributed by Black Winter Productions ©Apostisy Music 2020

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