ETERNAL STORM - Lone Tree Domain ft. Eloi of Vidres a la Sang/White Stone | Transcending Obscurity

#deathmetalchannel #eternalstorm #transcendingobscurity Taken from the upcoming full length coming out soon on Transcending Obscurity Records. Main Store - http://tometal.com Bandcamp - http://transcendingobscurity.bandcamp.com NEW Europe Store - http://eu.tometal.com US Store - http://transcendingobscurity.aisamerch.com Europe Store - https://transcendingobscurity.8merch.com Group - http://facebook.com/groups/transcendingobscurityrecords Facebook - http://facebook.com/transcendingobscurityrecords YouTube Channel - http://youtube.com/TranscendingObscurity Instagram - http://instagram.com/transcendingobscurity Band Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/eternalstormofficial Info - In 2019, Spanish progressive/melodic death metal band Eternal Storm released their debut full length 'Come the Tide, which was a shockingly accomplished, poignant and evocative album which many still regard to be one of the highlights in the style. Four years later, after working meticulously to hone their sound even more, they return having fulfilled a seemingly impossible task - to come up with a worthy follow up album, one that doesn’t betray the sound nor dilute it. On 'A Giant Bound to Fall', shattering the apprehensions, they've actually taken the sound further ahead; it's far more nuanced, multifaceted and even feels darker. The emotions are just as palpable as before but are rawer, more piercing, and the heightened extreme parts are not at the expense of their immersive atmospheric ones. The painstaking recording process ensured that and for the sound to remain organic and tangible. It's a giant step ahead in the logical direction, for them, for the entire style. There is little doubt that this hugely ambitious and more importantly still passionate and heartfelt album will go down as another towering landmark in the genre. With music so pristine, it becomes a salve for the soul. For fans of: Be'lakor, Dyssebeia, Insomnium, Dark Tranquillity, In Mourning, At the Gates Line up - Daniel R. Flys | Vocals (lead), guitars, keyboards, bass Jaime Torres | Guitars, vocals, keyboards, bass, fretless bass Daniel Maganto | Bass, guitars (additional), vocals (additional) Session drums and percussion on this recording by Gabriel Valcázar (Wormed, Ernia) Additional keyboards and synths by Jaboto Fernández (Nexus 6, TodoMal) Noise and additional synths on track 1 by Roberto Bustabad (Varunian, Ovakner, Rvinas) Additional vocals on track 2 by Sven de Caluwé (Aborted) Additional vocals on track 4 by Kheryon Violin on track 4 by Paul R. Flys Additional vocals on track 6 by Eloi Boucherie (Vidres a la Sang, White Stones) Additional vocals on track 7 by Dan Swanö Additional vocals on track 9 by Sergi "Bobby" Verdeguer (Persefone) Artwork by Leoncio Harmr. Lone Tree Domain (Lyrics: Jaime Torres) The day couldn’t find a semblance of respite Nor the mantle of light could bring the colors back The sight that met the eye, what the gaze revealed A lingering vastness, a land with no sound And amid this barren land, a tree Tall and proud, yet incomplete Its branches scratching aimlessly A shell hardened by time Roots that no longer know their ground Oblivious to the life that lies around When was then, the time it lost its grip? The moment when the eyes were turned within So deep, they never found their way out? The moment when the Other was cast out, To become a still life Yet left to die Now its domain is fading, It’s sinking in the grey No wind blows No breeze to feel The Silence. The Void. Memories that wither as they dwindle with the leaves Senses that are crippled as if trapped beneath the stones Memories that wither from an age left in the white Senses that are crippled as the soil enfolds all life The will to forget The will to dissolve The will to lift the weight of the world The quicksand below The graceless fall The embrace of the abyss The call of the void Upon the timeless hill it waits Engulfed in muteness and decay “Lightly, lightly a wind starts to blow. Lightly still, the wind goes away. And I don’t know what I think and have no wish to know”* *Adapted from Fernando Pessoa’s The Keeper of Sheep