Genre | Black Metal |
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Date (CEST) | 2025-08-04 15:18:14 |
Group | BLEEDiNG |
Size | 92 MB |
Files | 6 |
M3U / SFV / NFO |
Foesphene-Foesphene-WEB-2025-BLEEDiNG
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Tracklist (M3U)
# | Filename | Artist | Songname | Bitrate | BPM |
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1 | 01-foesphene-foesphene.mp3 | Føsphene | Føsphene | 320 | 129 |
2 | 02-foesphene-eden.mp3 | Føsphene | Eden | 320 | 90 |
3 | 03-foesphene-memento_mori.mp3 | Føsphene | Memento Mori | 320 | 85 |
4 | 04-foesphene-horizontal_ambient_cry.mp3 | Føsphene | Horizontal Ambient Cry | 320 | 82 |
5 | 05-foesphene-apostasy.mp3 | Føsphene | Apostasy | 320 | 106 |
6 | 06-foesphene-prevenient.mp3 | Føsphene | Prevenient | 320 | 155 |
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artist: F├╕sphene
title: F├╕sphene
year: 2025
genre: Black Metal
type: Album
label: Independent
language: English
rel. date: 2025-05-03
source: WEB/MP3
quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
runtime: 00:38:46
size: 96.75 MB
rip date: 2025-08-04
source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/751297211
tracklist:
1. F├╕sphene 4:16
2. Eden 5:30
3. Memento Mori 6:37
4. Horizontal Ambient Cry 8:03
5. Apostasy 3:44
6. Prevenient 10:36
release notes:
You might have difficulty trying to guess about the nature of the music
based on the cover painting by Winslow Homer ("Watching the Breakers,"
1891). The music turns out to be as intriguing as the choice of artwork.
It may be the power of suggestion at work, but I came to think of the
music as a kind of black metal Americana.
On the one hand, F├╕sphene inflict corrosive riffing and blasting drums,
music that's raw and ruinous, coupled with cut-throat snarls. On the
other hand, the guitars also brightly ring and vividly swirl (only
lightly coated in grit or very clean), the drums rumble and pound, and
the bass seems to muse. On the third hand, F├╕sphene create magnificent
musical panoramas. On the fourth hand, they use softly spoken words and
a gentle piano melody to open the long closing song (while a storm seems
to blow in the background).
Even when the rapidly whirring riffage roars and cuts like a sandstorm,
and especially when it pierces with relative clarity, it carries
discernible melodies that channel discernible emotions and get stuck in
the head - moods of yearning and desolation as well as moods of anger,
wonder, and jubilation. F├╕sphene describe what they're doing as
"Brandishing American nihilism", but to my ears they wear their hearts
on their sleeves.
Especially for a debut album, the songwriting is very strong. All the
performers are given a lot of freedom in the often elaborate ways in
which they embellish the songs, but every part beautifully interlocks in
the creation of atmosphere and emotion. F├╕sphene clearly had elevated
ambitions for this album, and for the most part they beautifully
achieved them.