CROWN "The End of all Things" 12" dark tranquillity in which he said that

in which he said that maybe they were under the impression that Norway was weak after being at war for several years

You go into this phase where life is more vivid and more real

I think the outro solo of “Emily Dickinson” turned out particularly great

Darwinian point of view

The Woods consists of only three 13- minute pieces

CROWN "The End of all Things" 12" dark tranquillity in which he said that"The End Of All Things" is for CROWN what Kid A was for Radiohead: an album that nobody was expecting from them. Dark and moody; bleak and sublime; airy and crushing; mesmerizing and engrossing; bold yet unerring; strident, danceable and suffocating, all at the same time. An album oozing with tasteful, fragile hooklines flirting with the abyss they are hovering above, encapsulated within an ingenious major production, provided by one half of CROWN