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Band	The World Is Quiet Here
Type	Album (Studio full-length)
Released	January 27, 2023
Genres	Progressive Metalcore
Labels	Silent Pendulum Records
Format	CD, Digital

Reviews : 1
Comments : 1

Total votes : 2
Rating : 95 / 100

Have : 2
Want : 0

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Metal Addiction

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Track listing (Songs)

	title		rating	votes
1.	Argo Navis: Solar	1:51	90	1
2.	White Sun	6:07	100	1
3.	Ossuary	7:56	100	1
4.	Heliacal Vessels I: The Mothers of No Kin	9:54	100	1
5.	Heliacal Vessels II: In the Unity of the Lake	13:06	97.5	2
6.	Aphelion	6:32	100	1
7.	Moonlighter	6:27	100	1
8.	Writhing Gate	4:35	95	1
9.	Impetus I: Torrid Sands	9:20	95	1

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Line-up (members)

Lou Kelly : Vocals
Isaac Stolzer-Gary : Guitar
Ethan Felhofer : Guitar
Tyler Dworak : Bass
David Lamb : Drums

Production staff / artist

Spencer Fox : Mixing, Mastering

Zon Reviews

(1)

Reviewer :

MoeLester 100/100

Date : Feb 6, 2024

This is the best album I have heard, from the vocals to the guitar work to the drums everything is perfect. Also, the running storyline between their albums is very intriguing as well as complex. I can't wait until they start touring as well as start working on another album there is genuinely no criticism I have other than they only have one guitar playthrough of a song on this album. They are up there with Rivers Of Nihil and Entheos for me (which is a huge praise). If you haven't listened to it already I plead with you to give it a shot.

Zon Comments

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Metal Addiction 90/100

Jan 29, 2024

It is a bodacious metalcore album in a flamboyant proggy and extreme outfit. Fans like me were worried about the change of vocal duty before the release of TWIQH's sophomore effort. But it was an unfounded fear. The musical synthesis of prog, death and metalcore has successfully been moulded by an incredible musicianship in this album, being evocative of Colors album of BTBAM. Especially Heliacal Vessels: I and II are the pinnacle of progressive metalcore awesomeness.

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