Winter's Slumber

from The Shadowed Road

March 15th, 2018
7 tracks
51:29
The Shadowed Road
The Shadowed Road
Winter's Slumber
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Winter's Slumber
Sojourner
This eternal white as far as the eye can see Remnants of eras long forgotten Memories faded into the depths of mystery Can I recover them? I raise my head and breathe in deep Words of the old ones fall to me As snow on the mountain I know this is how it should be The long sleep of winter This eternal white as far as the eye can see Remnants of eras long forgotten Memories faded into the depths of mystery Can I recover them? I raise my head, so far I see Tranquility The lake of death Grasping the purity within I shall rise, if not for long To wither here in my final place of peace No better place to glare upon one last time I smile, I cry I blissfully let go “The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep.”
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'The Shadowed Road' is our second album, released via Avantgarde Music in March 2018.

As a celebration of 10 years since the release of ‘Empires of Ash’ we have decided to permanently put our first two full-length albums up as ‘name your price’. However, any support you choose to show helps us massively so thank you!

Credits

Emilio Crespo - Vocals
Mike Lamb - Guitars, Piano, Synth
Chloe Bray - Tin Whistle, Vocals
Mike Wilson - Bass
Riccardo Floridia - Drums

All songs written by Mike Lamb & Chloe Bray, except 'Our Bones Among the Ruins' co-written by Mike Wilson

All lyrics written by Emilio Crespo, except 'The Shadowed Road' written by Chloe Bray & 'Titan' guest-written by Anders Jacobsson of Draconian

Produced, recorded & engineered by Mike Lamb at Ghost Bird Studios in Dundee, Scotland

All guitars recorded by Mike Lamb in Dundee, Scotland

Bass recorded by Mike Wilson at The Beardroom in Wellington, NZ

Emilio’s vocals recorded at Arcane Studio in Malmö, Sweden

Chloe’s vocals recorded at DM Studios in Dundee, Scotland

Mixed by Øystein G. Brun at Crosound Studio in Bergen, Norway

Mastered by Dan Swanö at Unisound Studio in Örebro, Sweden