Neurosis - A Sun That Never Sets album

A sun that never sets burns on New light is this river's dawn When to speak of a word so old Is to relearn what is known A time to think back and move on. Rebuild the loves of lives long gone The blood that flows through me is not my own The blood is from the past, not my own The blood that leads my life is not my own The blood is my strength, I'm not alone. A Sun That Never Sets" Track Info. A Sun That Never Sets Neurosis.

Super deluxe vinyl reissue of NEUROSIS' seventh album A Sun That Never Sets (originally released in 2001, first time on vinyl in over 6 years). Pressed on 180 gram double vinyl and housed in heavy duty 'tip-on' jackets. Includes unlimited streaming of A Sun That Never Sets via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days. Purchasable with gift card.

A Sun That Never Sets is the seventh studio album from the Californian band Neurosis. With this album Neurosis further distances themselves from their punk influenced roots and delve further into experimentalism but also still having sludge metal influences. The album sees Neurosis incorporate folk into their sound creating yet another unique sounding album. The album was awarded on Decibel Magazine's top 100 metal albums of the decade.

A Sun That Never Sets is the seventh studio album from experimental/ post metal act Neurosis. Itīs a quite different album compared to their earlier releases and my first listens were not succesful. A Sun That Never Sets is a great album, though not what I would call a masterpiece. Lasting almost 70 minutes, it tends to drag a bit when listening to the entire album. Still, the album doesn't lack roughness, aggresion and slow, sludgy riffs.

A Sun That Never Sets is Neurosis’ seventh release, and this means automatically that either they have all the experience required to consolidate their sound, and make an album of what they know to do best. But what can you do when you offer distinct material every time you deliver a new observation". Well, this album is entertaining, what can I say. I haven’t listened to the post-metal bands I know in a while (you know, Isis, Pelican), so it’d be hard to put Neurosis into context.

A Sun That Never Sets (2001) by Neurosis. Labels: Relapse Records. Genres: Atmospheric Sludge Metal. Songs: Erode, The Tide, From The Hill, A Sun That Never Sets, Falling Unknown, From Where Its Roots Ru. .Members: Steve Von Till, Scott Kelly, Dave Edwardson, Noah Landis, Jason Roeder. The band created a DVD to accompany this album in 2002. A Video for EACH AND EVERY song on this disc. Some versions of this CD come with a bonus track: Dissonance (5:33). A Sun That Never Sets Lists. 1). The 40 Best Post-Metal Records of All Time (Fact Magazine).