A Forgotten Land, by Encircling Sea

A Forgotten Land

by Encircling Sea

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Cultureplastic There is a certain feel of loneliness and melancholy that I really identify with on this album. This whole theme of "trying to return home after a long epic journey". Its also very hopeful in its very nature. Suggests ideas of a brighter future but its always off in the distance just out of reach. Great bm with elements of post rock here and there. Favorite track: Yearn.

Ryan Wesener I hear a lot of the Australian landscape in this album. Vast, savage & ancient. Favorite track: Yearn.

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100% of the proceeds from this digital download will be donated to Still Wild Still Threatened at http://www.stillwildstillthreatened.org in order to help campaign for an end to industrial scale logging, the immediate protection of ancient forests, and the creation of an equitable and environmentally sustainable forestry industry in Tasmania, Australia.

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	1.	Yearn 18:14
	2.	Transcend 18:54
	3.	Become 10:39
	4.	Return 20:12

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Formed in Australia in 2009, Encircling Sea is a four-piece band from Melbourne that combines elements of doom, black metal, and post-rock to create their own epic, sprawling, and beautifully atmospheric brand of metal. The band transitions seamlessly from one genre to the next in order to weave an intricate web of intense emotions about the reconnection to earth and the true meaning of home.

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released March 1, 2013

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