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:     Artist  :: Sol                                                 :
:     Album   :: Promethean Sessions                                 :
:     Year    :: 2023                                                :

:     Genre   :: Metal                       Source  :: WEB/MP3      :
:     Label   :: I, Voidhanger Records       R.date  :: 2023-11-24   :
:     Size    :: 107.39MB                    S.date  :: 2023-11-24   :

:     Bitrate :: CBR 320kbps                                         :
:     Quality :: 44.1 kHz/Full Stereo                                :
:     URL     :: https://www.deezer.com/album/516186742              :

:     1.  Praying for Rain                                     4:59  :
:     2.  I Bred a Sun from the Golden Moon                    6:14  :
:     3.  A Choir of Teeth                                     9:37  :
:     4.  Paranoia Sunrise                                     8:53  :
:     5.  Where The Trees Meet The Storm                       6:01  :
:     6.  My Words Made Nothing                                7:53  :

:                                                             43:37  :

:     "What do you see in your darkness                              :
:     when you open your eyes                                        :
:     and worlds unfold?"                                            :

:     "Promethean Sessions" is SOL's ninth full-length studio        :
:     album, a work with a complex and troubled genesis that stands  :
:     out as unique in the band's catalogue. Emil Brahe is still at  :
:     the helm of the project, but this time the Danish              :
:     multi-instrumentalist has surrounded himself with a large      :
:     ensemble of talented musicians who accompany him in his folk   :
:     doom ruminations.                                              :

:     "It is an album that has travelled a lot and seen multiple     :
:     versions, atmospheres and songs before finally being done,"    :
:     Emil Brahe explains. "With its roots planted equally deep in   :
:     the doomy soil and more acoustic drone spheres, 'Promethean    :
:     Sessions' has been layered with nine years of different        :
:     sessions to texturize the sound and to give an abysmal depth   :
:     to the album."                                                 :

:     Without ever losing sight of the sober and painfully intimate  :
:     character of the compositions, Brahe took care of the rich     :
:     arrangements, intertwining - among others - double bass,       :
:     organ, clarinet, dulcimer, viola, violin and hurdy gurdy,      :
:     making of "Promethean Sessions" the culmination of a career    :
:     marked by originality and individualism.                       :

:     https://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Sol/92840                 :