Hlubiny, by Self-Hatred

Hlubiny

by Self-Hatred

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infernopanda1349 The self title track really caught my attention. A mixture of piano and some brass instruments really gave an unique sound to the track. It is very haunting, it feels like the music is crawling in my skin and I love it! I highly suggest people check out this album if you like your doom metal with some new elements. Favorite track: Hlubiny.

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1.	Konec 06:00	buy track
2.	Odraz 06:07	buy track
3.	Hlubiny 07:03	buy track
4.	Střepy 05:30	buy track
5.	Vzplanutí 04:40	buy track
6.	Apatie 05:52	buy track
7.	Očistec 01:38	buy track
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The second album by Self-Hatred, the masters of atmospheric doom death metal from Czech Republic, has become a new step presenting a dynamic, yet monolithic, material carefully thought through down to the smallest detail: from sound to arrangements and concept. Varying stylistics from almost funeral doom metal to atmospheric black metal, with changing tempo and mixture of heavy guitar riffs with keyboards and different types of male vocals, the musicians achieved a unique integrity, reviving the story told by the album. This is a concept album with deep lyrics about losing beloved ones and oblivion. The album was recorded at Hellsound Studio, mixing and mastering was performed by Honza Kapak (Master's Hammer, Krieg, Nargaroth, Panychida). The sixteen-page booklet has conceptual design complementing the music with visual images. The album comes at a gold plated CD with pit-art.

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The Solitude Productions label was founded in July 2005 for promotion of doom metal varying within wide range from traditional to funeral doom. In the end of 2006 the BadMoodMan Music sub-label was found for promotion of the bands which do not exactly fit the style of the mother label. ... more

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