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Recurring (Album)

by Collapse Under The Empire

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  • Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album

    The album Recurring can be described as an orchestral post-rock epic, that lifts the sound and complexity of Collapse Under The Empire to a new level.

    Thematically, it is about the perpetual cycle of life, that everything on our planet is constantly recurring. After destruction and death - purification, peace and redemption follows. The album is somber, melancholy and hopeful at the same time. "Recurring" creates a powerful sound that combines ethereal soundscapes with their bands signature guitar-driven post-rock sound.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Recurring (Album) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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Genesis (snippet) 00:29
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Revelation (Full Stream) 05:26
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3.
Mercy (snippet) 00:29
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Absolution (snippet) 00:29
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Requiem (snippet) 00:29
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Forgiveness (Full Stream) 05:49
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Salvation (snippet) 00:29
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Apocalypse (snippet) 00:29
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Creation (snippet) 00:29

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"Recurring" will be officially released on Sept. 29th 2023. You can full stream the single "Revelation" and "Forgiveness" here on bandcamp!

Preorder the new album "Recurring" here:

www.collapseundertheempire.com

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released September 29, 2023

Producer: Martin Grimm, Chris Burda
Drums: Nando Schäfer
Mixing: Lennard Clément

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