On the Shores of Oblivion, by Somnus Aeternus

On the Shores of Oblivion

by Somnus Aeternus

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Marek Murk Kvapil The first album release of the band I play in. Try it for yourself and let us know what do you think. Favorite track: Of the Bond.

Tomas Burkert My band's debut, check it out! Doom/death goodness, crushing riffs and earthshaking vocals. Favorite track: Decrepitus.

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The complete tracklist is:
1. Withering Attachment
2. Decrepitus
3. Few More Pictures Till Death
4. Of the Bond
5. The Light at the End of the Suffering
6. A Touch of Insanity
7. Purgatorium
8. The Divine Void
9. Everything Else Is a Lie
10. Sinthesis

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Physical copy of our debut album "On the Shores of Oblivion"
12-page booklet

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	1.	Withering Attachment 04:30
	2.	Decrepitus 05:00
	3.	Few More Pictures Till Death 05:11
	4.	Of the Bond 04:41
	5.	The Light at the End of the Suffering 05:15
	6.	A Touch of Insanity 04:21
	7.	Purgatorium 04:35
	8.	The Divine Void 04:04
	9.	Everything Else is a Lie 05:24
	10.	Sinthesis 04:24

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Recorded in 2011-2012, released by Solitude Productions in 2012.
10 tracks in total, playing time 47:30
somnusaeternus.cz
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released August 31, 2012

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Somnus Aeternus

Doom metal tinged with post-metal and black-metal. Concept album "Exulansis" released via Epidemie Records.

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