Suicide Forest / Chrome Waves

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Dave Aftandilian Well-matched split exploring urban depression, desperation, and decay. Love the doomy post-metal vibe from Chrome Waves, and especially the hallucinatory dissolutionary dark ambience of Suicide Forest’s second track, which for me evokes a creepy portrait of an abandoned industrial landscape. Yet despite all the darkness on both sides of this split, there are also fleeting moments of shining light dancing; instances of transcendent beauty amongst a lifetime of suffering.

H.L. "A fitting end...", the opener is already the highlight of this split release: Intense, touching and creeping depressive black metal at its best! The following ambient soundscape is not my cup of tea and a track I skip. The following epic CHROME WAVES track is soulful, dark and full of atmosphere and the second highlight before the EP ends with three instrumental minutes. In total: 2 killers + 2 fillers, but definitely worth the purchase! Favorite track: A Fitting End....

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1.	A Fitting End... 09:17	buy track
2.	When All Has Come To Pass 05:46	buy track
3.	Broken 08:26	buy track
4.	Steadfast 03:07	buy track

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Chrome Waves
J. Benson - Bass, Guitar, Vocals
D. Boltjes - Drums
J. Wilson - Guitar, Synth

Engineered, mixed and mastered by Jeff Wilson and James Benson at disorder recordings, Indianapolis, IN.

Suicide Forest
All music composed, performed, & recorded by A. Kruger, fall 2020 in Alchemy Audio Labs.

Artwork/Layout by : Grace XIII / Jeff Wilson

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released December 18, 2020

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Suicide Forest Tucson, Arizona

Depressive Black Metal from Tucson, Arizona.

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