This is good funeral doom whit softer touch, but needs a bit better studio work, same time all around Daniel Neagoe and his invoment whit so many bands somehow ruins to me.
Good - Good music whit own soul, and touch in best funeral doom vibes
Bad - Needs a bit better production, promotion and more activates on FB and maybe focus on less band and quality not quantity (even almost all his works is fine to my ears)

Just listened in Bancamp and it's another Good and may be Great album after a few more spins. But Not the same tracks on Bandcamp...

Deepen This Wound 10:19
This Heart, A Coffin (feat Mick Moss) 10:13
Your Name In My Flesh 07:46
In Both Our Worlds The Pain Is Real (feat Aaron Stainthorpe)) 08:39
The Door We Never Opened (feat Mihu) 07:22
A Place For All Your Tears 07:29
See The Sky With Blind Eyes 06:03

Written by fenchik on 14.10.2021 at 21:36

But Not the same tracks on Bandcamp...

Fixed. Thanks for the heads-up.

Not released on streaming platforms yet? i can't find it

I enjoyed this album a lot. The song, A Place for All Your Tears is both tragic and majestic. Truly beautiful.

Second time through. This album is something else. DVNE had pretty much sown up AOTY for me long ago, but I just can't get enough of this one. It's mesmerizing. One minute I'm eyes closed soaking it all in, and the next I'm waving my arms around like a orchestra conductor. Bad visual I know; but really, this is exceptional.

Been listening to this on repeat since it was released. Nice album. I just feel it a bit lacking in Guitar Riffs and Solos compared to the previous album.

Yet the album is signature Clouds, atmospheric, melancholic and full of sadness. The guest appearances are also spot on.

This band is really disappointing because it easily could be really good: it takes from Saturnus, My Dying Bride, and Officium Triste, but makes it sound hollow and imbalanced. Poor production really hampers the actually decent writing here.

There is something about Clouds. No other band can reproduce that accute sense of melancholy better than Clouds in my opinion. Loved tge forst two tracks and the last track here.