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| Management number | 205690722 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $49.95 | Model Number | 205690722 | ||
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Title: In Time For The Last Rays Of Light
Artist: Abrahma
Label: Small Stone Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 709764117725
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2019-05-24
Number of Discs: 1
Abrahma's third album "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" follows three tumultuous years of personal challenges and lineup changes. It is a chronicle of the ravages of coping with loss and mental illness, brought to bear with heavy and progressive songwriting, melodic catharsis and an impact that goes beyond the material itself. Produced and mixed at Orgone Studios by Jaime Gomez Arellano (Paradise Lost, Ghost, etc.), "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" follows 2015's "Reflections in the Bowels of a Bird" and whether it is the stark chug and lumbering weight of "Eclipse of the Sane Pt. 1: Isolation Ghosts" or the furious blast-beating in the prior "Lucidly Adrift," it's songs produce a depth of atmosphere that speaks to the soul that birthed them. A split with the prior lineup of the band brought the Rouen, France-based founding vocalist/guitarist Sébastien Bismuth into contact with local outfit Splendor Solis, whose members would soon be folded into the new incarnation of Abrahma. After many false starts, the band hit the studio in July 2018 and set to work on what is unmistakably their greatest accomplishment to-date: an album that copes with the depression that birthed it and soars hopefully above while reminding that the darkness beneath is ever-present. Spanning genres and decades of influence, from the Bowie-ism of "... Last Epistle" to the gothic unfolding of closer "There Bears the Fruit of Deceit," "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" speaks with raw honesty and lush craft to it's challenges and realizations. In keeping with the album's theme, a portion of the merch proceeds from Abrahma's next tours will go to help those suffering from mental illness. "I decided to use this album has a medication against this depression and maybe help other people in this situation," Bismuth recounts. "Each song explains a different side of it: loss of confidence, other's critical looks, the impression of not having a place in this world."
Tracks:
1.1 Lost. Forever
1.2 Lucidly Adrift
1.3 Eclipse of the Sane Pt.1: Isolation Ghosts
1.4 Dusk Contemplation
1.5 ... Last Epistle
1.6 Wander in Sedation
1.7 Eclipse of the Sane Pt. 2: Fiddler of the Bottle
1.8 There Bears the Fruit of Decei
Audio Sample:
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Artist: Abrahma
Label: Small Stone Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 709764117725
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2019-05-24
Number of Discs: 1
Abrahma's third album "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" follows three tumultuous years of personal challenges and lineup changes. It is a chronicle of the ravages of coping with loss and mental illness, brought to bear with heavy and progressive songwriting, melodic catharsis and an impact that goes beyond the material itself. Produced and mixed at Orgone Studios by Jaime Gomez Arellano (Paradise Lost, Ghost, etc.), "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" follows 2015's "Reflections in the Bowels of a Bird" and whether it is the stark chug and lumbering weight of "Eclipse of the Sane Pt. 1: Isolation Ghosts" or the furious blast-beating in the prior "Lucidly Adrift," it's songs produce a depth of atmosphere that speaks to the soul that birthed them. A split with the prior lineup of the band brought the Rouen, France-based founding vocalist/guitarist Sébastien Bismuth into contact with local outfit Splendor Solis, whose members would soon be folded into the new incarnation of Abrahma. After many false starts, the band hit the studio in July 2018 and set to work on what is unmistakably their greatest accomplishment to-date: an album that copes with the depression that birthed it and soars hopefully above while reminding that the darkness beneath is ever-present. Spanning genres and decades of influence, from the Bowie-ism of "... Last Epistle" to the gothic unfolding of closer "There Bears the Fruit of Deceit," "In Time for the Last Rays of Light" speaks with raw honesty and lush craft to it's challenges and realizations. In keeping with the album's theme, a portion of the merch proceeds from Abrahma's next tours will go to help those suffering from mental illness. "I decided to use this album has a medication against this depression and maybe help other people in this situation," Bismuth recounts. "Each song explains a different side of it: loss of confidence, other's critical looks, the impression of not having a place in this world."
Tracks:
1.1 Lost. Forever
1.2 Lucidly Adrift
1.3 Eclipse of the Sane Pt.1: Isolation Ghosts
1.4 Dusk Contemplation
1.5 ... Last Epistle
1.6 Wander in Sedation
1.7 Eclipse of the Sane Pt. 2: Fiddler of the Bottle
1.8 There Bears the Fruit of Decei
Audio Sample:
All soundclips are provided by Tidal and are for illustrative purposes only. For some releases, the tracks listed may not accurately represent the tracks on the physical release.
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