Carved Into the Sun - The Earth Fell Away [Album] (2022)

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Genre: Post-Rock/Metal, Ambient, Post-Progressive, Instrumental
Artist: Carved Into the Sun
Album: The Earth Fell Away (October 21, 2022)
Country: San Luis Obispo, California, USA / Moscow, Russia

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Tracklist:

00:00 Hexis
08:40 5-25-20
10:44 The Earth Fell Away On Every Side
18:23 Inverness
22:05 Even As A Dream
31:14 The Other Side of Despair
41:40 Through My Screams the Wind Still Whispers
46:33 Shoreless
58:09 Chasing the Rain

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[carvedintothesun]

Thanks so much everyone for checking our new album out! 🖤

[nickbag]

I respect the hell out of that old man in Even as a Dream 🤘🏻

[englishstark]

Haven’t stopped listening some times the algorithm works but you know what they going to mark us down as for listening to this and I don’t care this is the test don’t fear it embrace it God Speed my Brothers and Sisters

[sunkorwmusic]

Even as a dream burns me from inside, cant explain it other words.

[AAuthority]

Great for just doing whatever. Thoughtful. Peaceful. Powerful. Thought-Positive. Great work. I will defend this album to my last breath.

[andrezorn]

This eternal circlin'baby is absolute banger - Chapeau, my absolute &deepest respect to thou musicians💪👊🏆😇🙏🤘🔥

[migueljauregui]

First time YouTube algorithm brings me to something good ❤

[Ruto_K]

"Even as a Dream" just hit the right spot. Going through some stuff, this one made me feel something I haven't felt in months. Great album.

[BillCoffin]

10/10. "The Other Side of Despair" and "Shoreless" expressed perfectly some of the fiercest emotions I experienced when grieving.

[maryzapata]

Where to start ahh I’ve been listening to all metal for over fifty five years now and I’ll say this you all knocked me out of my shoes (you owe me a pair by the way lol). BRAVO!! One night sleep didn’t come to me and I was just checking out music and saw the name of the album so why not I listened to it and I’m glad I did. The music and when the guy spoke of his life are blended to perfection. The drummer allot of credit for you for you know when and how hard to come in and fade out. Blended to perfection!! I look forward to more of your work in the future. As it was said back in the day Peace it👍🏻👍🏻🎸🎸

[peterziegen]

This is quite simply one of the best postrock albums i have heard in many years... i don´t even want to try to put it in words. It hits on an emotional level and not many bands manage to do that so porperly. Thank you very much for creating this masterpiece!

[Adonaitheone]

I've just fallen for this, fallen into it... Beautiful, absolutely beautiful! Thanks for this masterpiece. 🤘

[leo]

I am listening to this for 3 days straight now and it's one of the most beautiful and yet bleak albums I have ever listened to. It's absolutely insane how good this is.

[RootEight]

1 hour of greatness, one of the best post rock albums of 2022 🤘

[ΗλίαςΛουκάς-ξσ]

I love this album!
This is the music that i want to listen!
Hello from Athens, Greece!!

[spartanreign]

That's what I'm talkin about! Just perfection. I have succumbed to the power of this masterpiece.

[lebaronwolfe]

Postrock perfection. I am especially impressed by the uniqueness and freshness of the compositions and also balance between ambient or softer parts, and the powerful climaxes. All passages developed incredibly well. Rare quality and depth!

[matthewvng]

Holy fucking AOTY, where has this band been all my life? It's like Russian Circles meets TWDY, Fall of Messiah, Evpatoria...and everything else I love about post rock 🤯 Thank you for posting this

[ServoDestroyer]

This is a beautiful illustration of emotion through sound, absolutely impressive.

[desertmetal]

I have to commend you for the spoken word interludes on this album. The older man's story was very moving and then the reflection on how suffering can exist with a controlling force. It played so well against the music and resonated hard. Bravo.