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 01. "Agamemnon" 02. "Banishment" 03. "Libation bearers" 04. "Woe" 05. "The furies" 06. "Reverence" 07. "Sister in silence" 08. "The kindly ones"
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| | Description: | San Francisco avant-gardists Lotus Thief create visionary music that incorporates elements of doom and
black metal as well as post rock. With their third record "Oresteia," Lotus Thief pushes their sound
further than ever, focussing on both male and female singing, feral screams, melodic versus ferocious
guitarwork and soaring violins. The result balances the atmospheric with the devastating. - San Francisco avant-gardists Lotus Thief create visionary music that incorporates elements of doom and black metal as well as post rock. Transcendent in sound and substance, the band has released two acclaimed albums ("Rervm" in 2014, and their Prophecy debut "Gramarye" in 2016), that draw insight from ancient texts for present-day life. History is preserved and ignited, a sonic re-imagining for a world where the human race learns from it's past. With their third record "Oresteia," Lotus Thief pushes their sound further than ever, focussing on both male and female singing, feral screams, melodic versus ferocious guitarwork and soaring violins. The result balances the atmospheric with the devastating. In retelling the namesake epic trilogy from ancient Greece by tragedian Aeschylus, mastermind Bezaelith once again addresses distinctly modern topics, as the blood-drenched story of the mythical House of Atreus prompts several questions, ranging from the ethics of killing to gender roles. "Oresteia" is an intentional narrative and boasts Lotus Thief's most sophisticated production so far. A five-headed hydra of distinct personalities and stylistic backgrounds contributes to the record's depth and diversity like the masked actors in an ancient stage play. It is no wonder that with it's strong dynamics and ambient intersections, the tracks mirror an experience not unlike attending a performance in an amphitheater. Add to this maybe the heaviest moments ever in Lotus Thief's oeuvre, their new full-length embodies the ingenuity and intensity of contemporary extreme music. "Oresteia" is available as a Digipak CD, 2CD artbook with two bonus tracks and on vinyl (black, ltd. Transparent red)."Oresteia (Digipak)" is a captivating CD release by the avant-garde band Lotus Thief, presented by Prophecy Productions. This album draws inspiration from the ancient Greek trilogy "Oresteia" by Aeschylus, blending atmospheric post-rock, doom metal, and ambient soundscapes to create an immersive musical journey through myth and history. The intricate compositions are layered with ethereal vocals and dynamic instrumentation that transport listeners into a world of drama and emotion. Lotus Thief has garnered critical acclaim for their innovative approach to genre fusion, with previous albums like "Gramarye" establishing them as pioneers in experimental metal circles.
Lotus Thief is renowned for merging literature with music, crafting concept albums that reinterpret classic texts through modern sonic lenses. Their unique style has earned them recognition among fans of progressive rock and darkwave alike.
Prophecy Productions is a distinguished label known for supporting visionary artists within the realms of dark music genres such as black metal, neofolk, and avant-garde rock. With a reputation for high-quality releases in both audio fidelity and packaging design?often featuring deluxe editions like digipaks?Prophecy Productions continues to shape the landscape of alternative music worldwide. | | | Cover: |
Digipak |
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PRO 273 |
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