Dakhma, by Council of Nine

Dakhma

by Council of Nine

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Dave Aftandilian I love how this release explores both the frightening and transcendent aspects of death--how death is not just an end, but a journey of discovery, but for the one who died and for the ones left behind.

daisywanderlust Ancient, cloying, diseased and shrouded... this album is the sound of death’s earthen wheels turning and looming in clouded moonlight. Watchful eyes. Haunting. An instant classic. Favorite track: Sacrifice.

nanashinoprofile An album full of dread and foreboding. The atmosphere is thick, choking. Bass reverberates around you as the ritual takes place. Favorite track: Sacrifice.

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1.	The Magi 10:24 video	buy track
2.	Tower of Silence 06:30	buy track
3.	Sacrifice 15:44	buy track
4.	Nasu 07:12	buy track
5.	The Ossuary 06:14	buy track
6.	Circle of the Sun 13:04	buy track

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Council of Nine (California, USA) debuts with a carefully crafted and masterfully produced album that carries the listener to a place of ancient history, through death into the void beyond. Previously known for his celebrated work on the Tomb of Empires split album, he shows here what he can do when given free range to encapsulate the listener on a full album.
The bowed reverberation echoes across time and space while the holy sub frequencies of the universe are used to great effect to create a textural backdrop to isolation.

This album is available in 24bit FLAC.

Running time: 59:08

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released April 28, 2015

Written, Produced - Maximillian Olivier
Artwork, Mastering - Simon Heath

For more information on Council of Nine:
www.cryochamberlabel.com/artist/council-of-nine/

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