Fall's Resplendence, by Robes of Snow

Fall's Resplendence

by Robes of Snow

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RJ A very good offering of folk laden atmospheric black metal. This album mentally and emotionally takes me to the woods in late autumn; when the trees are bare, the plants are in decay, the ground is damp, and it hasn’t quite got cold enough to snow yet. 7/10 Favorite track: Thinning the Veil.

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1.	A Skull in the Grave-Garden 04:46	buy track
2.	Every Falling Leaf 07:10	buy track
3.	The Liminal Forest (Featuring Aunt Elizabeth and Uncle Fred) 10:06	buy track
4.	Vetrnaetr 02:29	buy track
5.	Walk Amongst the Autumnal Memorials 04:43	buy track
6.	Queen of Winter 08:05	buy track
7.	Thinning the Veil 09:34	buy track
8.	The Long Night 14:15	buy track

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This the digital version of "Fall's Resplendence." If you are interested in purchasing this on cassette, please go to fiadh.bandcamp.com.

An Autumnal Atmospheric Folk-Black Metal meditation on death and it's intimate link to many aspects of the season. Fall's Resplendence was recorded with the same gear and setup to my debut album "Autumn's Stag and the Crescent Moon." This has led me back to a more more raw and dreamlike/surreal sound, but this album also has more of an Appalachian influence in terms of folk instrumentation and is at times heavier and darker. That seemed appropriate given the subject matter.

It also contains more focused themes in songwriting and a wider emotional range best suited to a spiritual examination of death on personal, spiritual, seasonal, aesthetic, and environmental levels.

There are no guest appearances on the album, save for "The Liminal Forest," which features my Aunt Elizabeth on Accordion and my Uncle Fred on Mandolin. Having them on this album is incredibly meaningful and a great honor for me; they are a large part of the reason why I play music in the first place, and their lifelong experience as bluegrass musicians has shaped me as a musician.

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released October 27, 2023

Damian Winter- Guitar (Electric, Acoustic, and Classical), Percussion, Bass, Vocals, Mandolin, Banjo, and Accordion.

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Robes of Snow Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Atmospheric and Ambient Black Metal. Dark Folk and Dark Ambient/Winter Synth.

Instagram: @robesofsnow
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