“Fracture“ takes off like a rumbling, rock-crushing, bone-smashing juggernaut, eventually transforming into a pile-driving stomp that shows no mercy. As in the preceding track, the vocals channel incinerating pain, and there’s an eerie, unearthly quality to this track as well. It falls into a gliding drift at the end, casting a beautiful spell of sorrow.
 - No Clean Singing (https://www.nocleansinging.com) 15/DEC/2018

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Fracture

“Meadows” is hauntingly beautiful in its opening moments, but there’s a sense of deep foreboding in the music as well, and as the track’s intensity swells it becomes an increasingly disturbing experience. The music’s mystical, gleaming quality never disappears, but it’s balanced by a feeling of immense devastation and abandonment.
 - No Clean Singing (nocleansinging.com) 15/DEC/2018

eyrthband.bandcamp.com

Meadows

Uranium wreckage in audio

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Live band: 

Alexander Vikliyk — vocals
Igor Golovin — bass
Rod B. — drums
Artyom Donka — guitar
Alexander Andreyev — guitar

EYRTH