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Only shallowness
08:49
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White goat, dark hoof
05:33
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Knife
07:24
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T.S.O.C.
04:33
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Beautiful loss
07:23
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Night's Silence
09:49
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Messe basse
06:00
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Nature Morte Paris, France
Drawing its influences from the different extreme currents (Black metal, Shoegaze, Post Rock ..) and not fearing any border by installing a climate of its own over its songs, Nature Morte continues its sound journey going even further in these largely digested influences. They bring us "messe basse" will be released May 07 by Source Atone Records. ... more
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I remember checking this album out a while back and thinking it wasn't for me. I'm not sure what I was thinking. I'm glad i gave it another listen. This is beautiful.
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Empire Of Love
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Further Still
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Rotten Garden
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I thought I was going to pass over this at first - too melodic, too atmospheric. But the melodies are raging and the atmosphere bites, I simply could not get the songs out of my head. The often staccato (and perfectly harsh) vocal delivery adds another layer of frost, and I can almost feel the cold, Siberian forest air settle around me.
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