I: Sanguis (9:05) II: Loneliness Untold, Loneliness Unfold (4:04) III: Sweet To The Point Of Bitter (5:58) IV: I Am Time (5:39) V: Fire In Ice (7:03) VI: Lunar Tale (5:25)
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Description:
"A Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis" on CD captures Green Carnation's darkly atmospheric approach to progressive metal, combining expansive song structures, melancholic melodies and a dense, almost cinematic sound design. The work explores themes of inner conflict, loss and transcendence, unfolding in movements that shift between fragile, introspective passages and powerful, guitar-driven climaxes. Carefully layered arrangements, dynamic tempo changes and an emphasis on mood over sheer aggression make this CD especially appealing to listeners who appreciate depth, emotion and storytelling in heavy music. The production focuses on clarity and space, allowing each instrument and vocal nuance to contribute to a cohesive, immersive whole that rewards repeated, attentive listening.
Green Carnation are known as a Norwegian band operating at the borderlines of progressive metal, doom and atmospheric rock. Over the years, they have earned a dedicated following for their ambitious, long-form compositions and their refusal to be confined to a single subgenre. Their earlier releases established them as a cult name in the progressive and avant-garde metal underground, noted for their emotional intensity and their skill at blending heavy riffs with delicate, melodic sections. This background gives "A Dark Poem, Part II: Sanguis" a sense of maturity and continuity, offering fans another chapter in the band's ongoing exploration of darkness, beauty and complexity.
The CD format underlines the album's conceptual character, inviting the listener to experience the work as a continuous journey rather than as isolated tracks. It is designed for full-album listening sessions, with sequencing that guides the emotional arc from the opening notes to the final echoes. Rich artwork and a carefully arranged booklet (where included) support the musical narrative, adding visual context to the soundscape. Audiophiles and collectors will appreciate the physical edition as a tangible document of the band's evolving artistic vision, while newcomers will find in it a coherent and accessible entry point into Green Carnation's universe.
Season of Mist, the label behind this release, has built an international reputation as one of the leading independent forces in metal and dark, alternative music. Known for a carefully curated roster spanning black metal, death metal, avant-garde and progressive acts, the company has become a trusted name among fans seeking high-quality, boundary-pushing releases. The label is recognized for professional production standards, distinctive artwork and long-term support of its artists, often accompanying them through multiple creative phases. By working with Green Carnation, Season of Mist once again underlines its commitment to sophisticated, artistically ambitious metal that prioritizes atmosphere, individuality and artistic integrity over trends.