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Winter black metal_part3

Underrated underground Black metal

Norwegian Black Metal

Melancholie²

Schmerzensschreie

Im Wald

Einsamkeit

Kraft

Songs compiled from my senior capstone presentation by music composition in new media (UML).

This compilation album includes genres ranging from orchestral and ambient soundtracks to doom rock, shoegaze, post rock, slowcore to death metal, metalcore (deathcore and mathcore a lil bit), to prog rock/metal and black metal among others.

All but one song is included but to make up for that one song, I included a song that I last minute excluded from the presentation due to technical difficulties during the presentation.

Cover photo taken by Karyssa Leigh from my first Sunstained gig a couple years back!

What Is Love (Black Metal & Shoegaze Cover)

Stigmata Mali

In The Nightside Eclipse

I Am The Black Wizards

Gypsy

Mayhem - Deathcrush

WOE BATHER - MAY LONELINESS CONSUME YOU

Mediolanum Capta Est

Silvester Anfang (Live)

Berzerker - Ancient North

Harakiri For The Sky - Mad World (Tears For Fears Cover)

The Cancer Empire

Mad World (cover version)

Track off our upcoming record "Burning Prayer For Infinite Hatred"

Burning Prayer For Infinite Hatred

True Nature

Infos and order at: http://www.art-of-propaganda.de
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Distribution: http://www.edel.com

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1110679228?ls=1&app=itunes 
Amazon MP3: https://amzn.com/B01F5XVVO0 
Google Play: https://goo.gl/43bVdh 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2MS5DSkHrxvFOJPRkfntjx


To be released on July 22nd 2016 through Art of Propaganda. 

Art of Propaganda is proud to present the highly anticipated third album of Harakiri for the Sky, III: Trauma. Released in 2014 by Art of Propaganda, Harakiri for the Sky's Aokigahara reaped widespread critical acclaim for its startling synthesis of skyscraping post-rock textures and emotive black metal fury. Breathtaking and torturous in equal measures, the highwater mark that Aokigahara set has somehow been eclipsed by III: Trauma. Immediately, the album kicks off with an 11-minute epic titled "Calling the Rain," and indeed do Harakiri for the Sky summon forces both natural and supernatural. As the record winds through seven more equally scintillating epics, III: Trauma swells and swirls, crests and crushes, effortlessly dancing between genres with nary an ounce of self-consciousness. Not for nothing is the album titled Trauma: the emotional landscapes the band travail scrape both the direst depths and fleetingly blissful extremes of the human psyche.

But, as masterful as the band are at this point, this is not new territory for Harakiri for the Sky; they have been a steady work in progress from the start. Founded in 2011 in Vienna, Austria, the aim of Harakiri for the Sky has always been to create a unique mixture of melancholy and aggression, madness and meaning, and wrapped in alternately manic/mellow songs that bridged black metal and atmospheric post-rock. The band was initially begun as a studio project by erstwhile Bifröst member M. S. joined by vocalist/lyricist J. J., and has recently been expanded to a live lineup. With that lineup secured, Harakiri for the Sky then embarked upon four successful European tours with the likes of A Forest of Stars, Der Weg Einer Freiheit, and Agrypnie among others, encompassing over 20 countries to date. Now prepared to release the masterwork III: Trauma, Harakiri for the Sky will take this volatile-yet-beautiful new concoction on the road for the remainder of 2016: massive sound-walls and the barest of emotions await!


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