Shade of Soul, by Brisen

Shade of Soul

by Brisen

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1.	Hills of Thunder 05:06	buy track
2.	Thoughts in the Wind 04:49	buy track
3.	Earth (Without God with us) 06:05	buy track
4.	Sea of Darkness (Brisen Sleep) 01:52	buy track
5.	Tree of Agony 03:36	buy track
6.	Nema 02:38	buy track
7.	Only the silence around me 03:42	buy track
8.	Evil Power 04:17	buy track
9.	Holocaust Sky 04:27	buy track
10.	The Flame of Hate 05:24	buy track
11.	From a Mystic Land 02:12	buy track

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Dusktone is very proud to announce the reissue of one of the most significant Italian albums from the so-called first wave of '90s black metal movement.

The eleven tracks, completely remastered, will be released in digipack CD + booklet during the springtime.

BRISEN was one of the most mysterious and significant Italian black metal bands of the early nineties. Founded in 1990 under the name Dungeon, they changed the name to BRISEN after a couple of years and produced their first demo "Holocaust Sky" getting a huge not only in Italy. In 1995 they released the first and only full length album "Shade of Soul" which, with just a few elements, managed to create that malignantly dark and treacherous atmosphere that belongs exclusively to the operas created in that period, when black metal was not just a musical genre, but really an existential condition.

"Shade of Soul" is an album to be listened to and rediscovered, as a seminal testimony, not only by the new generations.

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released March 11, 2022

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