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Ephemeral Sentience pt. 2
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Part 2, inspired by the styles of Agalloch and Woods of Ypres. An experiment.
progressive shoegaze electronic ambient instrumental new age experimental gothic darkwave world artrock minimalist synth rock
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minimalist, electronica, ambient, industrial, drum & bass, acoustic rock, hard rock, darkwave, shoegaze, experimental, video game style
I am a solo artist. I write and record everything on my own using my PC.
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Acoustic • Acoustic Rock
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#2,381 in subgenre Peak #35
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Peak #1,592
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Ian Tucker
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Ian Tucker
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May 29, 2006
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MP3 5.4 MB • 128 kbps • 5:53
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In all my grief I so long for peace, and known sensible, a tortured entity should be euthanized. Inside me is only a total absence of ambition, along with supreme, disintegrated life's instigation. Though I'm questioned, told that this is all in error. Yet no one alive can deny the failure of Mankind, which is my revolting affiliation. Still, this one clings to mortality with regrets. Absorbing success and will of the mass of Earth. It has become numbing, this ridiculous trepidation, weakness to move, drowning in reveries, suffocated by dejection. Darkness, the fading light ensconces me in night. "I am lost... so lost in this realm that the breath through my lips is nothing. Crimson inside, silent, chilling air, not even cold now to freeze me. No... my spirit is too far frozen already." The bringer of peace, I can see it, man or women? This specter’s form, a terrific shadow before me. All warm, benefactor of the World, all affection. My sight impaired by apathy, I see no more of life, of my expiration. Yes, before my demise had been delivered, I felt... As a mortal, this body conceived tangible serenity. A contradiction, burning my logic, failing me entirely. "... During that act of mercy, the episode of compassion, as my mind was lost in the complex of both agony's retreat and hope's ephemeral sentience, I simply knew the world was benefit from my absence."
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