The Plague Of A Coming Age

by October Falls

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xhrl_ October Falls do blackened metal that has both a death metal and a folk feel in places. It makes sense when heard. This is very polished; there is no rawness in the presentation. I like the use of short acoustic segments to create transitions. This will appeal to most fans of mid-tempo atmospheric black metal. Favorite track: The Verge Of Oblivion.

David N Holt This is the best album I've heard so far this year. Awesome stuff.

James Ingold Huge, dark, and so lovingly crafted. I've apparently caught the plague. Favorite track: Bloodlines.

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	1.	At the Edge Of An Empty Horizon 03:10
	2.	Bloodlines 04:35
	3.	The Verge Of Oblivion 05:40
	4.	Snakes Of The Old World 05:30
	5.	The Plague Of A Coming Age 06:52
	6.	Mouth Of A Nation's Harlots 05:42
	7.	Boiling Heart Of The North 05:26
	8.	The Weight Of The Fallen 06:05
	9.	Below The Soils 07:27

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OCTOBER FALLS returns with "The Plague Of A Coming Age", a deeply melancholic, emotive journey through eras gone and yet to come, an ominous album from the soil and of the soil, seeped in the blood of fallen ancestors, paying homage to their struggles, celebrating their honour and acknowledging their sacrifice – the ultimate redemption. At once nostalgic and harrowing, "The Plague Of A Coming Age" narrates ancient, historic events in OCTOBER FALLS' inimitable, organic style... exquisitely sonorous, subtly aggressive and always divinely melodic. Nourishment for the subconscious, medicine for the soul, a remedy for the ills of aeons unknown, yet felt. Time scars the flesh; these marks are passed from generation to generation, carrying the wisdom that lives in us all.

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released March 15, 2013

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