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To Born, To Live, To Die

Aphelion Aphrodites – Goth Metal Artist

Goth Metal Track | To Born, To Live, To Die by Aphelion Aphrodites

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This song is about the cycle of life: we are born to live, we search for something to hold on to and then we die. This song inspired the demo cd's title: "The Cycle of Life"
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Aphelion Aphrodites, melodic, doom, gothic metal from Portugal - the band with the blue faery, Athisa!!

The Aphelion Aphrodites' music is a mix of Doom, Melodic & Gothic Metal...

"To Born, To Live, To Die" is a Goth Metal track by Aphelion Aphrodites on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. For fans of goth metal, this one is worth the listen. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Goth Metal chart, peaking at #8. Explore the full Aphelion Aphrodites catalog on SoundClick and discover more Goth Metal music from independent creators.

Song Info
Genre
Metal Goth Metal
Charts
#11,552 today Peak #99
#395 in subgenre today Peak #8
Author
Priscila Ferreira/Aphelion Aphrodites
Rights
Aphelion Aphrodites
Uploaded
June 14, 2004
Track Files
MP3
MP3 6.4 MB 128 kbps 0:00 minutes
Story behind the song
The meaning of life motivated me to write it. We are born, we have to live (sometimes miserable lives), we search for something to give meaning to our lives, like God or some other symbol/icon/belief, and then we suddenly die. I, for insntance, was born to live, to suffer and to cry... and then die!
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Marius Amado-Alves
Jun 30, 2008
not bad at all! complex (good). unfortunately too noisy, metalic... extremely dark---perfectly in line with the theme. ironic: (I believe) one way to escape the misery of life is exactly thru music---but of a more "apolinian", "elevated" kind---Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Yes... (the darkness in your music is too depressive. it's the metal taste.) your voice, priscilla, very beautiful... this song is very difficult for the voice---lot of semitones around a central tone, etc. you did a wonderfull job, given this difficulty, but there is still space for improvement---hope you understand this as constructive critique :-) (in sum: fight, escape the misery by ascending into more luminous musical forms, always bettering your voice along the way :-) cheers from the neighborhood :-)