Weeping Silence - Opus IV Oblivion

Opus IV Oblivion album cover
7.8 | 55 votes |
Band
Weeping Silence
Style
Doom metal, Gothic metal
Release date
23 October 2015
Owners
48 have it
9 want it
Tracklist
01. Oblivion - Darkness In My Heart Anno XV
02. Ivy Thorns Upon The Barrow
03. Eyes Of The Monolith
04. Hidden From The Sun
05. In Exile
06. Stormbringer
07. Transcending Destiny
08. Bury My Fairytale
09. Gothic Epitaph
Line-up
Dario Pace Taliana - vocals
Diane Camenzuli - vocals
Alison Ellul - keyboards
Mario Ellul - guitars
Manuel Spiteri - guitars
Angelo Zammit - drums
Sean Pollacco - bass
Additional info
Massacre Records.

Recorded and mixed in Winter 2015 at Spine Splitter Studio, Malta.
Mastering by Andy Horn at Red Room Studio, Germany.
Produced by David Depasquale and Weeping Silence.
Artwork by Jan Örkki Yrlund of Darkgrove, Finland.
All music written by Weeping Silence.
Lyrics by Sean Pollacco except "Oblivion" by Etienne Callus and "In Exile" & "Bury My Fairytale" by Diane Camenzuli.
Staff pick by
Jason W.

Gothic Doom
Jan 09, 2016
From the guitar riffs drowning in gloom, to the mixture of somber beauty and ominous power of the male and female vocals, Weeping Silence deliver an album full of poetic pain and mourning for happiness, the individual, and the Earth itself. They pay homage to the withering effects of time, and offer the listener an "icy throne in winter's embrace" to sit in as they stand beside you, as we all watch the sun set one last time.

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Endorsed by: BloodTears
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17.12.2015 - 09:16
Rating: 10

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Awesome!!
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10.01.2016 - 17:33
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musclassia
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Not a style I venture into regularly but of the bands I've heard doing this kind of thing, probably one of the stronger efforts I've heard - good singer, nice piano, and all that jazz
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26.01.2016 - 14:50
Rating: 10

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It sounds greater than it has a right to. Definitely their best album.
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