Klone -Here Comes the Sun -PELAGIC / CARGO LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "Immersion"
02. "Fog"
03. "Gone up in Flames"
04. "The Drifter"
05. "Nebulous"
06. "Gleaming"
07. "Grim Dance"
08. "Come Undone"
09. "The Last Experience"

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Here Comes The Sun by Klone, released 27 April 2015, includes the following tracks: "Gone Up In Flames", "Nebulous", "Grim Dance", "The Last Experience" and more. This version of Here Comes The Sun comes as a 1xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -

"Here Comes the Sun". In 2010 Klone out Black Days, her fourth album, as dark as powerful. 5 years later, Here Comes The Sun, 7th realization studio combo Poitevin, presents a radiant group, whose music has risen as much as he has matured. His metal roots well have given way to another form of more air rock, the intensity of his pieces is a constant. After delivering a sublime The Dreamer's Hideaway to feathering in 2012, the 6 musicians now offer a new journey, more captivating, contemplative than ever. The music, lyrics and artwork come into perfect harmony and transport the listener in a singular universe where the sun appears to be the common thread. "Here Comes The Sun," is an album above which at times we see the silhouettes of hovering Steven Wilson, Anathema and Pink Floyd.

"Here Comes the Sun" is a captivating LP by French progressive metal band Klone, released under the renowned label Pelagic / Cargo. This album marks a significant evolution in Klone's sound, showcasing their ability to blend atmospheric rock with intricate melodies and emotive vocals. The record features lush arrangements and introspective lyrics that invite listeners on an immersive sonic journey. Known for their dynamic compositions and powerful live performances, Klone has steadily built a reputation as one of France?s most innovative modern rock acts. Their previous albums such as "Black Days" and "The Dreamer?s Hideaway" have received critical acclaim across Europe, cementing their status within the progressive music scene. Pelagic Records, together with Cargo, is celebrated for supporting boundary-pushing artists in post-rock, metal, and experimental genres?making them an ideal home for this release.

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Manufacturer No.:

00080731

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