Stillers Tod - Jupiter

Artikelnummer: Double LP / 009
Kategorie: Vinyl
Hersteller: Schattenpfade

Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal / Avantgarde Black Metal

Country: Constance, Germany

Themes: Life, Death, Hate, God, Suffering

Release: September 4th, 2020

140 g heavyweight, black 12″ double vinyl,

limited to 250 hand-numbered units

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Beschreibung

01. Angstbeißer 07:33
02. Erlkönig 05:44
03. Rosmarin 08:44
04. Metamorphosen 08:18
05. Zricha (Himmelskörpersymphonie Part I) 00:38
06. Mutter Sonne (Himmelskörpersymphonie Part II) 10:29
07. Zrichat Yare'ach (Himmelskörpersymphonie Part III) 01:32
08. Vater Mond (Himmelskörpersymphonie Part IV) 09:31

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVlePZmEsh4

The Concept:
The lyrics of “Jupiter” revolve around early childhood, parent-child relationships, trauma and personality development. Freud’s threefold psyche division and the debate on genetic factors and environmental factors are equally dealt with.
At the core of the album stands the four-part “Himmelskörpersymphonie”,
dealing with cultural gender images and how they’re taking root in the subconscious as archetypes and what this means overcoming conflicts.

The Music:
Different leitmotifs run through the album to emphasize the character of a
concept album. Two of them being choir themes that represent the “father”-
and “mother” theme. Both choirs are sung together during the last part and
combine into a new theme representing the symbiosis of the two concepts.
Apart from Melodic Black Metal Stillers Tod add many elements from other genres. There are allusions to motifs from Mozart and Schubert, “Rosmarin” is inspired by the Portuguese music genre Fado and in the “Himmelskörper-symphonie” liturgical songs are chanted in Hebre.

2006: founded by singer and composer Kargáist
2009: release of the concept album »Katharsis«
2011: release of the split album »Die leeren Kinder« with Seelenschnitt
2013: release of the EP »Vorboten Abraxas'«
2020: release of the concept album »Jupiter« via Schattenpfade records

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