Mixing of the new ep is almost done and will be mastered in 2 weeks. The ep has 3 new-ish tracks with a running time of almost 25 minutes. Look for a late November 2012 Release. I'm glad folks still enjoy "The Sum Of All Fossils" Thanks!
Brian (FLOURISHING)
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Album Rating: 4.0
that makes me a happy noctus, thanks brian!! :]
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Album Rating: 3.0
newish probably as in were written a while ago but are being recorded now
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
FUCK YEAH!!!!
Still the best thing happening to DM at the moment.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
yes that is great news
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
This new E.P., new Portal, new Gorguts.....gotta go change my pants.
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Good album. Still doesn't hit me as hard as some of you guys. Respect what these guys are doing though.
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this still rules
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new ep "Intersubjectivity" has been mastered and will be out in two weeks, Mid-November (digital download) and early January 2013 (CD Version). FYI
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FLOURISHING Intersubjectivity
It might read like a mess of comparisons but Decibel Magazine's Kevin Stewart-Panko hit the nail on the head when, in his review of Flourishing's 2011 full-length, The Sum of All Fossils, he described the band's sound as "Portal-esque rhythmic irreverence, Big Black-style noise rock, lurching Morbid Angel-meets-Soul of a New Machine death metal, and a bottom-heavy rumble injecting gooey gobs of sputtering warmth onto the mechanical/militaristic stomp of British industrial masters Slab, God, and Godflesh". An enthralling combination of influences, The Sum of All Fossils saw dissonant death metal and astral melodies laid atop a cold foundation of proto-industrial darkness. The album was partly cryptic, partly anthemic, and thoroughly cinematic in the way it pulled the listener through vivid landscapes -- bleak and horrific yet sometimes luminescent.
The new EP, Intersubjectivity, carries forth where The Sum of All Fossils left off, further establishing the New York City band's command of its own signature sound. Here in full effect are drummer Brian Corcoran's primitive cadences and merciless blasts, bassist Eric Rizk's almighty "G.C. Green" frequencies, and frontman Garett Bussanick's gut-wrenching vocal purges and astonishing guitar work. Once more we are transported to the cold factory setting evoked by The Sum of All Fossils -- an ominous, unsettling place, awash in ambient tones and mechanical repetition -- then launched suddenly skyward by transcendent melodic passages. The overriding effect is trance-like. The listener surrenders to the will of the music as it leads a tour of extreme depths and heights.
Intersubjectivity was recorded and mixed by the band themselves at Sound City in their hometown of Brooklyn, NY. It was mastered by Agalloch bassist Jason Walton at Audio Savant. The EP sees a November 13 release on The Path Less Traveled Records, the label that has released all of Flourishing's recordings to date, beginning with the 2010 debut EP, A Momentary Sense of the Immediate World.
Intersubjectivity track list:
1) A Living Sundial
2) The Petrifaction Lottery
3) Intersubjectivity
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ive decided this band rules
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Album Rating: 4.0
the other decision was death
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Album Rating: 3.5
do we get a free rez at the end of halloween?
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http://stereogum.com/1187102/flourishing-the-petrifaction-lottery-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/
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i submitted a news article with the stream but i guess the mod isnt on to approve it yet
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
New song rules.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I've had this on my ipod for like a month, guess I should prob listen to this today
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^ same, except it's been on mine almost as long as it's been out
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Album Rating: 3.5
yeah its not too bad
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Album Rating: 4.0
one song in im gunna go 5 this
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