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A Sun That Never Sets

Band
TypeAlbum (Studio full-length)
Released
GenresAtmospheric Sludge Metal
LabelsRelapse Records
Length1:08:23
Ranked#118 for 2001 , #4,940 all-time
Reviews :  1
Comments :  5
Total votes :  6
Rating :  85.8 / 100
Have :  3       Want : 0
Added by level 21 Zyklus
Last editied by level 21 Eagles
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A Sun That Never Sets Information

Track listing (Songs)

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1.Erode1:4962.52
2.8:48852
3.9:2687.52
4.4:5982.52
5.13:10852
Audio
6.3:4172.52
7.6:50852
8.8:2687.52
9.Resound1:26752
10.9:4587.52

Line-up (members)

  • Steve Von Till : Guitar and Voice
  • Scott Kelly : Guitar and Voice
  • Dave Edwardson : Bass
  • Noah Landis : Keyboards, Samples, Sound Manipulation
  • Jason Roeder : Drums
Violin and viola performed by Kris Force.

The band created a DVD to accompany this album in 2002. A Video for EACH AND
EVERY song on this disc.

Some versions of this CD come with a bonus track:
Dissonance (5:33)

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A Sun That Never Sets Reviews

 (1)
Reviewer :  level 13   65/100
Date : 
A Sun That Never Sets is a relatively subdued album by Neurosis standards. Not only is it quite slow and doomy, but it also has many sections of very restrained instrumentation where the guitars become quiet. Post-Rock and Neofolk are woven between the grander Atmosludge sections, fostering a more minimal sound. Of course the miserable industrial atmosphere remains, but it is one of the “calmer” Neurosis albums, if you can say that.

Most Neurosis albums have a bit of a theme running through them, and this one has constant ties to nature and the sun (this being the second Neurosis album named after center of the solar system). Although they are rather cryptic, there’s a constant feeling of epic grandeur set to the beautiful planet burning to the ground. Mythological apocalypse style.

On this album yet again, Neurosis fall into the same problem I’ve had with all their albums (Except Souls at Zero which was a masterpiece). They craft some really incredible moments, such as the bagpipe-backed crescendos in “From The Hill,” but the issue is they take forever getting there. The band will mull around with some boring, lethargic riff that doesn’t do anything for minutes before they get to anything good. And some of the songs don’t even have a nice payoff. The album ends up feeling very bloated.

At this point in their career, the band are pros at layering dense atmosphere of industrial sludgy madness, and in that area they never fail. The song are rich and mi
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A Sun That Never Sets Comments

 (5)
level 17   80/100
Good seventh album by Neurosis
level 9   85/100
잔잔히 흘러가다 막판에 터지는 대곡 구조가 반복적이지만 각 곡들의 개성이 충분히 있었다.
level 12   100/100
그로테스크함은 줄어들고 유연하고 부드러워졌다. 보통 5집 Thorugh Silver in Blood를 최고로 뽑지만 Godpeed You! Black Emperor가 연상되는 이 앨범을 더 좋아한다. 처음 듣는 사람들에겐 이 앨범이 더 진입장벽이 낮을 것이다. 위대한 앨범.
level 9   95/100
Pure pure Sludge Metal, crushing and amazing, being as sludgy and messy as it gets. The Tide might be the best song from this band.
level 21   90/100
album opäť vykazuje oproti predošlým zmeny, je miestami viac ambientne/ atmosféricko/ industriálne s klasickým metalovým doplnením v štýle sludge/doom/post metalu

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