Mahasamadhi
by Selenite
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Kael Pádraig
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Damien Knox
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Tobias Wilke
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Christoph Prasthofer
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Marc Leclerc
John Henry Mills Warrington
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Len van der Wolf
Arnaud Dionisio
Jan Terje
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Ian Schweer
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumCD in beautiful gatefold digi sleeve with booklet limited to 500 copies
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Requiem For A Soul
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Hidden Presence
10:43
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Third Eye Open
09:48
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Final Reckoning
07:17
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about
Symphonic Black Metal & Funeral Doom find their apotheosis in Selenite's massive (and massively meditative) debut album, 'Mahasamadhi'. Shimmering and sumptuous but imbued with a spiritually/physically dense heft, 'Mahasamadhi' towers over the listener, beckoning a plunge - willing or otherwise - into its murky, majestic depths. Written and recorded entirely by Stefan Traunmüller (90's symphonic black metal act Golden Dawn), Selenite's opening salvo arguably perfects the man's vision of the ultimate in all-consuming funereal doom-death. Its sometimes-unscalable soundwalls are built upon recognizable textures from funeral doom and doom-death, but rarely does Mahasamadhi sound merely like "funeral doom" or just "doom-death
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released October 21, 2019
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Seance Records Australia
Australian Underground label channelling the black arts through Seance & Sorcery.
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