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Amorphis - Tales From The Thousand Lakes (2024) Blu-Ray
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Amorphis - Tales From The Thousand Lakes (2024) Blu-Ray 1080p Screenshots: Setlist: 01 - Thousand Lakes 02 - Into Hiding 03 - The Castaway 04 - First Doom 05 - Black Winter Day 06 - Drowned Maid 07 - In The Beginning 08 - Forgotten Sunrise 09 - To Father's Cabin 10 - Magic And Mayhem 11 - Vulgar Necrolatry 12 - My Kantele About: Live At Tavastia. The 30th anniversary of our landmark album, "Tales From The Thousand Lakes," will be celebrated with a live recording that sets new standards in terms of brilliance and intensity. Set for official unveiling on Friday, July 12, 2024 via Reigning Phoenix Music (RPM) on CD+Blu-ray and vinyl, the performance was shot at the iconic Tavastia Club in Helsinki, Finland. Info: Genre: Death Metal | Doom Metal Quality: Blu-Ray | 1080p Format: M2TS | 29.0Mbps Length: 00:55:07 | 12.55Gb Video: H.264 | 1920x1080 | 16:9 | 24.000fps Audio: LPCM | 1536kbps | 48kHz | 2 channels: L R Language: English Download: Rapidgator.net, Uploadgig.com, Keep2share.cc https://www.keeplinks.org/p84/66b857f27e4de Attention: Files are subject to expiration and can be automatically deleted if their not downloaded 30 days after the last download. -
Amorphis - Tales From The Thousand Lakes (Live At Tavastia) (2024) [44.1kHz/24bit]
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Amorphis - Tales From The Thousand Lakes (Live At Tavastia) (2024) 44.1-24 Country: Finland Genre: Progressive MetalMelodic Death Metal Format: FLAC (*tracks) Quality: Lossless [44,1kHz/24 bit] Time: 53:58 Full Size: 737.36 MB Download from [b]HotLink[/b] https://www.keeplinks.org/p72/668fedc2e9507 -
Chrome Lakes - Death at the Opera House (2023) [192kHz/24bit]
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Chrome Lakes - Death at the Opera House (2023) 192-24 Country: USA Genre: Rock Format: FLAC (*tracks) Quality: Lossless [192kHz/24 bit] Time: 48:07 Full Size: 1.76 GB Chrome Lakes unlocks a big sound with their third record, Death at the Opera House. Heavy yet melodic guitars and an aggressive rhythm section merge with pop sensibilities, showcasing the band's ability to walk the line between their more hardcore and pop tendencies. The record offers songs that are both working class anthems and earnest explorations of grief and suffering. The songs are rebelliously hopeful though, and their blistering guitars feel beefed up, harkening the second half of the 90's distortion like Hum and White Pony era Deftones. These songs are wild and frantic, chasing down a feeling about finding humanity in a world glitched out, jacked in, and still barely kicking. Each track harnesses the alienation and frustration of a generation living through gig economies, endless war, unsatisfying labor, and proliferating grief. You can feel it in the songs, even before the lyrics kick in. But sonically this band remains cohesive and patient. It's easy for a band to yell about the disillusionment and the failures of the world, but it's hard for a band to do it well-something Chrome Lakes leans into with the practiced hands of a collective. The potential chaos of each song is harnessed by a patience that comes from the band's maturity and collaborative approach. Unlike a lot of bands who lose their angst and soften over time, Chrome Lakes turns up, plays harder, and produces a record that showcases a crystalized realization of their sound. Sometimes heavier, sometimes chunkier, sometimes faster, held together by their collaborative spirit and Chad Fox's crooning storytelling. The lyrics circle around the need to escape and the need to fight for the people we love. There is a trauma-bonded kind of trust unfolding in these songs, and so there isn't a rush to get out of the songs. Experience tells them to wait, let the song end organically. Maybe Fox and the band have a lot to say, the angst of their previous records having evolved into a kind of anger, but the record is not full of resentment or bitterness or even righteousness, but hopefulness. Though grief finds us and death is always lurking, these songs tell us, we can make it if we find our people. The songs tell us to mourn and heal, then find companionship in this gutted out ride through the future-present of a dying world toward a future ripe with the possibility for change. Download from [b]HotLink[/b] https://hotlink.cc/bzdbue2ts1y8