Glacious, by Sundrowned

Glacious

by Sundrowned

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porcelainheart- This sounds like a fusion of shoegaze and post-metal, and I'm surprised I haven't heard this yet from another band. The sounds go so well together, I'm immediately reminded of Junius' earlier albums. Favorite track: Blood.

Dan Curhan A captivating blackgaze album that just hits right. It's lush and emotive with drums that are mellow and groovy - even embracing odd meters - without resorting to blasting blankets. Really really nice EP. Favorite track: Levitating.

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1.	Glacious 06:41	buy track
2.	Blood 04:14	buy track
3.	Levitating 07:26	buy track

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released September 16, 2022

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Sundrowned Haugesund, Norway

Solo project by J. A. Piscopo from Haugesund Norway.

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