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Roads To The North

by Panopticon

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Jordan Vauvert
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Jordan Vauvert Le son des pieds qui s'enfoncent dans la neige, un black metal atmosphérique qui s'abat comme une tempête de grêle et tranche la peau, des violons polaires : Roads To The North est aussi glacial qu'un album de Paysage d'Hiver (surtout Schnee). En tout cas au début. Panopticon nous invite en fait moins à une méditation statique qu'à une randonnée, une ascension jusqu'aux sommets. On y accède à pieds en surpassant la douleur, en train en profitant du folklore. C'est un grand parcours initiatique. Favorite track: Where Mountains Pierce the Sky.
colmtracey
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colmtracey I finally expanded my collection from Just And Again Into The Light after seeing Panopticon live in Glasgow. and while I enjoyed this from the off, it didn't resonate the way that Again... did. Then I listened to it while emotionally vulnerable during a period of change, and it landed in a powerful way. I'm glad there are artists like Austin out there that can articulate their hopes and fears Favorite track: Where Mountains Pierce the Sky.
Wound of Briccius
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Wound of Briccius I am not even sure where to begin with an album like Roads To The North. Although probably not intended as such, I always got the feel of something like "Western Metal". But regardless, the drums and riffs are unique, and each have just a sound and feel that I can't quite describe. This is absolutely an album that you just need to hear in order to understand. Roads To The North is an absolute gem. Favorite track: The Echoes Of A Dissonant Evensong.
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Recorded in rural Minnesota by Austin Lunn and Spenser Morris. Re amped, mixed and mastered by Colin Marston.

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released August 2, 2014

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Panopticon Ely, Minnesota

All instruments,lyrics and compositions by A.Lunn unless otherwise noted.

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