In Exile (Deluxe Edition)

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Shoigunjinsho It's taken me awhile to fully take in this album and understand my feelings with it. I feel such strong emotions of sorrow and pain but also moments of triumph and overcoming. This album is my bloodletting; An exile into a tortured journey ending in the windy plains of peace and acceptance, but also of longing. Beyond the meadows, may these mountains never fall, and may the dawn come and warm my heart and soul, after this long exile. Favorite track: May Mountains Never Fall.

Richter A triumphant rejuvenation from the depths of navel-gazery. PLUS BLASTBEATS! All bands who did not release this album this year should feel pointless and ashamed. Favorite track: A Queen In Exile.

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1.	Lost In Exile 07:22	info	buy track
2.	Lapis Fire: Through The Mist 04:32	info	buy track
3.	Tristesse In Exile 04:45	info	buy track
4.	Jade Fire: A Paragon 05:19	info	buy track
5.	When Comes The Dawn? 06:30	info	buy track
6.	May Mountains Never Fall 05:32	info	buy track
7.	Where Kings Fall 05:05	info	buy track
8.	A Queen In Exile 04:59	info	buy track
9.	Beyond The Meadows, Beyond The Moors 03:46	info	buy track
10.	Carnelian Fire: The Gallows 06:18	info	buy track
11.	Where Are You? 07:46	info	buy track
12.	Emerald Fire: Northern Lights 05:47	info
13.	For A Thousand Ages 04:20	info
14.	Obsidian Fire: In Shadows 06:01	info
15.	The Nightingale 04:43	info
16.	A Dream In Exile 05:04	info

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There seems to be something sinister lurking beneath the beautiful landscapes of New England. Edgar Allan Poe, H. P. Lovecraft, and Stephen King, those American masters of the horror genre have been born and raised there, where they have also created their dark writings. It is hardly surprising that a band hailing from the infamous town of Salem, Massachusetts such as 1476 have created an album, which is heading down a dark road. Yet "In Exile" is not telling stories about witches, ghouls, or tentacled beings emerging from the depths. It is we, the people, who are on this path. On "In Exile", each song represents a world of its own. It all started, when singer and multi-instrumentalist Robb Kavjian pondered upon that ancient question of where do people go when they die. In his mind, he started to imagine real persons and imaginary characters as mystical beings or deities. These avatars served as spiritual guides to their personal worlds during meditations that used visualisation techniques. This concept of individual worlds in the afterlife led to a stylistically quite diverse album, which does not make it easier to describe the band's sound. "In Exile" contains elements of folk, rock, metal, punk, and also a healthy pinch of post-punk, which can be summed up loosely as 'wayward occult rock'. 1476 were founded by Robb Kavjian and percussionist and drummer Neil DeRosa in Salem, Massachusetts. The 'first’ album, which is still found being mentioned about everywhere, is officially no longer a part of the discography as the core duo discontinued "A Wolf's Age" (2009). This attributes the role of the official debut to "Wildwood" (2012). The album was widely circulated in the underground of several scenes. The sophomore full-length was designed as a soundtrack for an exhibition in Salem, MA tellingly entitled "Edgar Allan Poe: A Life of Hope & Despair" (2014). With "Our Season Draws Near", 1476 returned to a more 'conventional' approach, at least in their terms in 2017. Whatever it is that leads artists to the dark side in New England has also touched 1476. For all those, who like their music outside of genre confines and who always wanted Dante as their personal guide to the infernal depths: "In Exile" offers radiant paths to take into exciting worlds beyond our reality.

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released July 7, 2023

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Imagine an unmistakably unique band, active for several years, flying secretly under the radar of record labels, music media and the wider public at large. Not possible in these modern times of unfiltered music availability and the information superhighway, you say? Meet New England's 1476, America's best kept secret in the realm of dark, atmospheric Art Rock! ... more

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