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Showing posts with label Kontinuum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kontinuum. Show all posts

Friday, July 6, 2018

Kontinuum "No Need for Reason"


Country: Iceland
Genre(s): Atmospheric Post Rock
LabelSeason of Mist‎ – SOM 398
FormatCD, digital, vinyl
Release date: July 6, 2018
Tracklist
1. Shivers (4:20)
2. Lifelust (5:57)
3. Warm Blood (2:29)
4. Neuron (5:07)
5. No Need To Reason (4:11)
6. Low Road (5:02)
7. Erotica (3:43)
8. Stargaze (5:18)
9. Two Moons (5:43)
10. Black Feather (5:02)

Total Time 46:52

Line-up
Birgir Thorgeirsson: vocals, guitars, keyboard, synthesizer
Engilbert Hauksson: bass
Ingi Thor Pálsson: guitars
Kristján Einar Gudmundsson: drums
Thorlakur Thor Gudmundsson: guitars, piano, mellotron
   With
Axel “Flex” Árnason: additional synths, percussion
Arnar Guðjónsson: additional synths

Description/Reviews
Musically, “No Need for Reason” is still very much a mix of post rock and dark prog with some Gothic undertones. So what if Katatonia had a thing for The Mission rather than The Cure. 
Read the full review by Rob at progressivemusicplanet.com

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Monday, April 20, 2015

Kontinuum "Kyrr"


Country: Iceland
Genre(s)Atmospheric Post Rock/Metal
LabelCandlelight
FormatCD, digital
Release dateApril 20, 2015 (EU), April 28, 2015 (USA)
Tracklist
1. Breathe 06:16
2. Í Huldusal 06:09
3. Hliðargötu-heimsveldi 05:24
4. Kyrr 04:16
5. Undir þunnu skinni 05:07
6. Lone 04:27
7. In Shallow Seas 05:14
8. Red Stream 06:11

Line-up
Birgir Thorgeirsson - Vocals, Guitars
Ingi Pór Pálsson - Guitars
Thorlakur Thor Gudmundsson - Guitars
Engilbert Hauksson - Bass
Kristján Einar Guðmundsson - Drums

Description/Reviews
Walking a thin line between dreamy post rock and post metal this album lures you in with dreamy sounds and hypnotising vocals reminding me of a heavier version of Duran Duran or Pet Shop Boys on album opener “Breathe”.
And it’s that dreamlike state that continues on throughout the whole album, making it a perfect album to listen to during a relaxing ride, yet at the same time there are enough layers to the songs to keep it interesting enough to just sit down to and have a good listening session.
 Read the full review by Robert Popovic at livereviewer.com

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