The Sun Through A Telescope "I Die Smiling"

Country: Canada
Sub Genre: Black Metal, Doom, Post Rock, Sludge
Label: Mutants of Monsters Records (CD), Dwyer Records (cassette )
Release date: September 30, 2013
Tracklist: 
1. You Can't Kill Me 05:49
2. Everyday Is Like Black Hole Svnday 04:16
3. Mr. Yawning Infinity Chasm/SuperInfinity 06:40
4. I Die Smiling 08:17
5. Werewolf Weather Part I - Glowing Overcast/Unseasonably Gloomed Part II - Those Animals Killed You Part III - Sent Back Dead From Pepsi Part IV - They're Evil Animals 21:06
6. It, Still 06:26
7. The Bitten 05:27

Line-up: 
Lee Neutron - Guitar, Bass, Drums, Synth, Samples, Vocals

Additional Vocals by Elena & Ava

Description/Reviews: 

Typically, when you review an album, you want to find some kind of unifying thread that ties the listening experience together. If there is one on I Die Smiling, it’s difficult to find. The colors it uses — black metal, drone, doom, post-rock, noise rock — are all familiar, but they’re blended in surprising ways. “Mr. Yawning Infinity Chasm – SuperInfinity” alternates between a verse that could have come from a recent Today is the Day record and a chorus that sounds like a lost riff from Leviathan’s Massive Conspiracy Against All Life. I’ve heard bands with a Today is the Day influence, and I’ve heard people imitate Leviathan, but never at the same time. Then, effectively out of nowhere, the song breaks into a major-key sludge riff. As you listen to more and more metal albums, it becomes exponentially more difficult for them to surprise you. Delivering surprises, even to jaded listeners, is no object for this band. 

Read the full review by at invisibleoranges.com

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