Gothic

Agnosia

This is the second track from the 2013 Aeon Sable album "Aequinoctium".
Releasedate: October 4th 2013
Label: afmusic
Distribution: Believe Digital / Altone
http://aeonsable.de

02 - Tenfifteen

This is a cover version by Aeon Sable of Angels of Liberty's 2012 "Monster in me". 
The original track was released by the Angels of Liberty  on their 2012 record entitled "Pinnacle of the Draco".

Angels of Liberty - Pinnacle of the Draco -> http://angelsofliberty.bandcamp.com/album/pinnacle-of-the-draco

Aeon Sable
http://aeonsable.de

Artwork by Maria Delg

Aeon Sable - Monster In Me (Cover)

Taken from the Album "Saturn Return" (2012/2013)

01 - Algorithm Of None

Aeon Sable says that it is time for some #visions. 

A collection of sublime guitars combined with monolithic drums introduce the astonishing “visions” - the first track to emerge from German gothstars Aeon Sable's latest effort. 

“Visions”, streaming for the first time, is taken from Aeon Sable's fourth LP “Visionaers”. You can stream “visions” now and keep watch for the record which will be released via Solar Lodge on October 17.

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Visions

You - and me, on the highway again
the wind blows through our hair and 
mountains of despair 
illuminate our god dammed minds

You - and me, on the blood rush again
all these visions babe, 
love stories, shooting up maybe
torture us eternally

Visions… All these visions… 
endless visions… Oh – visions…

Visions… All these visions…
All these visions fade away,
on the last day we will pray 
for more visions

Visions…All these visions…
all these visions fade away 
leaving our souls to pay – visions

You - and me,
Two bright lights in a darkened world
Visions come and visions go
but the wisdom of the rivers flow
Belongs to us eternally

You - and me
Visionaries, can’t you see
Opium rising high, the ruby of lust 
belongs to us eternally

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02 - Visions

In order to close the remix content related to "Dancefloor Satellite", we decided to create a "Dying Motion" version of this track.

Gothic

Stefan Zeiske