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This album really roots itself in modern prog metal, especially in the way the guitar work is treated. It's not fully a djent album but has some very djenty songs throughout, mixed with post-rock elements. It also happens to have some of the most gorgeous ambient moments I've ever heard in my life, evidenced by beautiful tracks like "Solstice". Another stellar knockout by Widek!
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One of the tracks on this album is titled "Adventurer" and I think that's a fantastic representation of what this release is all about. It has an ethereal, dream-like quality to it as though it's the product of letting one's mind wander in a dream. As such, there's a more upbeat, joyful quality to this release that deserves plenty of attention and thought. Probably the best Widek release to relax to, though it's still full of plenty of epic and cinematic moments!
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Crystal Cave (feat. Pellumb Qerimi)”
Love this combo! Solstice especially, invokes so many good feels that it should be illegal.
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A brand new record from one of the best metalcore acts around.
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Chicago trio Stander recall their hometown's beloved '90s nexus of free jazz and post-rock on this new LP.
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Future Mirror
by The Atomic Bomb Audition
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 6, 2023
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Significantly heavier and proggier than Outside the Universe, this album also lives up to its name. In general, Widek is a very cosmic-themed project but this album really hits with those space vibes. The atmosphere is so celestial and beautiful, even among the heaviness, but it also makes you feel like you're swimming in a limitless expanse. If you are burned out on life, listen to this album and it'll take you on a serene, solitary Journey to the Stars!
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