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artist: Saturnus
title: The Lighthouse Session II
year: 2026
genre: Acoustic
type: EP
label: Prophecy Productions
language: English
rel. date: 2026-03-27
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
runtime: 00:18:39
size: 42.8 MiB / 4 tracks
rip date: 2026-03-27
source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/nne3b384f4uvg
tracklist:
01. Lost My Way 5:05
02. Softly on the Path You Fade 6:12
03. A Father's Providence 5:28
04. Praeludium 1:55
release notes:
On their tour in support of Paradise Lost, Danish doomsters Saturnus will
sell their new EP "The Lighthouse Sessions II" (limited to 1,000 copies)
exclusively at the merch table, followed by a public release of any
remaining copies after the tour concludes.
"With 'The Lighthouse Sessions II', we again present a calm, acoustic re-
imagination of songs from our catalogue that we revisit in their own
weight and identity", lead guitarist Indee Rehal-Sagoo explains. "At the
core, our idea is to breathe new life into familiar compositions by
immersing them within a melancholic atmosphere, reshaped textures, and
letting fragility and space do the heavy lifting. Although the songs are
mostly changed into acoustic entities, the emotional impact remains
crushing, intimate, and powerful. On a conceptual, spiritual level, both
'Lighthouse Sessions' carry the same symbolism: they are supposed to act
as beacon for those who dwell in the dark. We do not wish to dispel that
or try to force people out, but to offer a direction within. In the
'Lighthouse' these songs are re-born. The light can help lost souls to
navigate through grief and silence, and towards something truthful. In
that sense, 'The Lighthouse Session II' continues and deepening this
concept. Music as a shelter for the tears that both our listeners and we
ourselves shed."