Falls of Rauros Album Stream

2022-03-23 by Brandon Scott EMERITUS | 17 Comments
Maine black metal crew Falls of Rauros are streaming their sixth album Key to A Vanishing Future two days ahead of its official release on Gilead Media's Youtube Channel.

Coming nearly three years after the critically lauded Patterns In Mythology, Key to A Vanishing Future embraces a wide range of new influences while also managing to stay true to the band's black and folk metal roots.

You can listen to the record in full below:


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TheSpirit
Emeritus
March 23rd 2022
30304 Comments


FINALLYYYY

twlight
March 23rd 2022
11028 Comments


dope, good day for BM

Pikazilla
March 23rd 2022
32373 Comments


easily my least favourite falls of rauros so far

zaruyache
March 23rd 2022
28870 Comments


Fuck deathspell this is actually worth my time today

Pikazilla
March 23rd 2022
32373 Comments


new deathspell is shite, agreed

CottonSalad
March 23rd 2022
3275 Comments


I remember digging the single a while back - cool

Egarran
March 23rd 2022
36938 Comments


Oh joy!

Sounds sweet, I can tell I'm gonna love Desert of Heart. Hope the rest is as good as that.

Slex
March 23rd 2022
17884 Comments


Wish bands would stop streaming albums to Youtube lol

Dedes
March 23rd 2022
12052 Comments


Whew sweet lord I'm not ready for the immense load imma leave in my trousers but I guess I might as well prep the cleanup

Evreaia
March 25th 2022
5406 Comments


Is this finally anywhere near the quality of Rotten Wood again? That's the only album of theirs I really like.

Pikazilla
March 25th 2022
32373 Comments


no it doesn't touch rotten wood

DungeonBoy
March 25th 2022
10392 Comments


pumped to jam this one, will listen once i'm done with this Midlake stream. Lot's of music to check out this month!

DungeonBoy
March 25th 2022
10392 Comments


"Wish bands would stop streaming albums to Youtube lol"

said no one ever?

Egarran
March 25th 2022
36938 Comments


Thankfully it's available for purchase today. No need to stream!

It's been a lousy day, but this purchase gives me good dopamine. Now get in my headphones FoR.

TheSpirit
Emeritus
March 25th 2022
30304 Comments


I was listening to this on the way to work today and it's so fucking good. As much as I love that record, I'm just so happy they didn't rinse and repeat Patterns in Mythology. This is such an awesome step forward while still very much sounding like classic "Falls of Rauros".

Slex
March 25th 2022
17884 Comments


@Dungeon sound quality on YT is unbelievably bad lol, didnt even know theres people that think otherwise

Anyways this is pretty great so far

DungeonBoy
March 25th 2022
10392 Comments


oh yeah, compression sucks agreed, but it's nice to get a free sneak peak before picking up a vinyl, which for some reason (maybe production) doesn't exist for this yet.



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