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A Storm Of Light – “Forgive Us Our Trespasses”

The destruction of the world is near and so it has been told on A Storm Of Light’s second studio album Forgive Us Our Trespasses. Lyrically and visually the disc depicts environmental and post-apocalyptic themes which include references to the Sixth Extinction. These Brooklyn-based musicians tackle a very unique topic (for music at least) which has been for told for centuries.

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The destruction of the world is near and so it has been told on A Storm Of Light’s second studio album Forgive Us Our Trespasses. Lyrically and visually the disc depicts environmental and post-apocalyptic themes which include references to the Sixth Extinction. These Brooklyn-based musicians tackle a very unique topic (for music at least) which has been for told for centuries.

Forgive Us Our Trespasses is a long strung album where each song flows nicely into one another. The band has written slow, but heavy post-metal that’s calm but deadly. The instruments are dirty-sounding while the vocals are sung loudly making them take on two different vibes at once. It is a VERY epic sound the group developed for each track on Forgive Us Our Trespasses, one which makes the theme a bit more interesting then it would have been otherwise been.

Track Listing:

01. Alpha (Law Of Nature Pt. 1)
02. Amber Waves Of Gray
03. Tempest
04. The Light In Their Eyes
05. Trouble Is Near
06. Arc Of Failure (Law Of Nature Pt. 2)
07. Midnight
08. Across The Wilderness
09. Time Our Savior (Law Of Nature Pt. 3)
10. Omega

Run Time: 58:12
Release Date: September 22, 2009

Check out the song: “Tempest”

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