Oscillotron-Cataclysm-WEB-2016-BLEEDiNG_iNT

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      artist: Oscillotron
       title: Cataclysm
        year: 2016
       genre: Ambient

        type: Album
       label: Independent
    language: English
   rel. date: 2016-05-27

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
     runtime: 00:40:51
        size: 98.24 MB

    rip date: 2024-09-26
  source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/13152900

   tracklist:

   1.  Mirage                                                          5:17
   2.  Twilight                                                        4:21
   3.  Spiral                                                          1:55
   4.  Mutation                                                        8:27
   5.  Pioneers                                                        6:01
   6.  Terminal                                                        8:15
   7.  Cataclysm                                                       6:35


   release notes:

   "Cataclysm" is the new album by Oscillotron, the solo project of David
   Johansson (frontman of Swedish doom metal band Kongh, as well as
   touring/session member of Cult Of Luna and Switchblade respectively).
   The album is the follow-up to the acclaimed debut album "Eclipse"
   (2013), a soundscape reminiscent of old horror influenced prog rock
   fleshed out into an ambient dream state.

   While the main vision and atmosphere from the debut is largely kept
   intact, the new album "Cataclysm" is in many ways a vast progression
   from its predecessor. Made primarily with analog synthesizers,
   mellotron and drum machines, "Cataclysm" is a versatile, yet uniform
   experience where the character of early electronic music meets the
   unsettling and dark resonance of horror and sci-fi movie scores of the
   70's and early 80's.

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