Ouroboric
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Synthpop, Art Pop, Neo-Psychedelia
Alternative Dance
, Dance-Pop
, Industrial Rock
, Progressive Pop
, Ambient Pop
/ GenreECEL / Producer
ECEL / Writer
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This album has been anticipated by me for over a year, so let's see what the new Adam Lambert has to offer. Also the fact that ECEL has 7 monthly listeners on spotify is diabolical??? I better see at least 3 more zeros in the upcoming months.
Starting strong with the 3 previously released singles that set a really nice atmosphere for the project with Deeper being obviously the best in this run. The transition between track 2 and 3 was smooth as hell though. Night Like This feels like ... read more
So much is happening here. The dark elegance of Depeche Mode, the heavy depths of Nine Inch Nails, the more electronic epicness of Muse... The influences serve an atmosphere that hints at something grand, yet intimate at the same time. It feels like a distortion on a night when only your thoughts, both your dreams and your laments, are your constant companions. It's a starting point, and there's a solid foundation for building a powerful identity in the field of industrial pop.
From the Outside: 100
Deeper: 100
Soul Depleting: 90
Nights Like This: 80
Annihilation: 100
Back in Line: 100
The Blame: 100
Ignorance Is Misery: 80
Someone to Save Me: 85
Atlas: 90
Sun Showers: 90
Infinite Tsukuyomi: 100
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Track List
- From the Outside
- Deeper
- Soul Depleting (Alive Again)
- Nights Like This
- Annihilation
- (Drag Me) Back in Line
- The Blame
- Ignorance Is Misery
- Someone to Save Me
- Atlas
- Sun Showers
- Infinite Tsukuyomi
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Dude, I just noticed that this album sounds a LOT like Imaginal Disk,, has direct lyrical references to Imaginal Disk, and the artwork is a broken CD disk. Is this a fucking Imaginal Disk response album?!