A Home
Where Owls Know My Name
by Rivers of Nihil
Alex Jesus
Alex Jesus
The unorthodox and clever use of the saxophone makes this album stand out from its peers. It's something which I only heard once before in The Faceless' 2012 release Autotheism Movement. Where Owls Know My Name left me craving for more!
Favorite track: Cancer / Moonspeak.
TheKaotek1
TheKaotek1
An absolutely stunning album mixing elements of stoner jazz, ambient soundscapes and of course death metal. If that sounds like it shouldn't work, be prepared to be very pleasantly surprised.
Favorite track: A Home.
pieman280
pieman280
Just incredible! The brutality mixes with contrasts of more melodic breaks, the saxophone is an unpredictable element of magic laced in various songs, the lyrics are surprisingly clear and well written, and overall I just find myself sitting down with this album and just enjoying it at the end of the day as if it were a good sipping whiskey for the ears. This album is incredible, and I especially can't stop obsessing over how brilliant The Silent Life is.
Favorite track: The Silent Life.
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Cancer / Moonspeak
01:44
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The Silent Life
06:34
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Old Nothing
04:44
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Terrestria III: Wither
03:49
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Hollow
05:13
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Death Is Real
06:09
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Where Owls Know My Name
06:42
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Capricorn / Agoratopia
07:50
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released March 16, 2018
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