Dark Sky Burial, the electronic project featuring Napalm Death’s Shane Embury, have surprise released a new album titled “Inferus.” You can check that out below:
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Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Premiere New Song “Constellation Of Archetypes”
Dark Sky Burial, the ambient project featuring Napalm Death’s Shane Embury, have premiered a new song titled “Constellation Of Archetypes.“ Embury commented:
“Creating music is what drives me on most days — that and my children — a light through the darkness. ‘Constellation of Archetypes‘ is my latest antidote for reality.”
[via Decibel]
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Premiere New Song “Decay Is The Matrix Of Fertility”
Napalm Death’s Shane Embury has shared a new song, titled “Decay Is The Matrix Of Fertility,” from his Dark Sky Burial project. He said the following about that:
“I thought it only Apt on new years eve to once again share a Brand new free download track to those who have helped me thru some trying times and another year in the Labyrinth. A thank you again as we enter 2022. The title of this track for me symbolises the Hopeful Death of old habits – Whatever they maybe – the cutting away of dead wood in the hope of further growth towards the light – looking forwards not backwards! As a last minute thought I asked Tom Dring Of Corrupt Moral Altar to add some saxophone – I love Saxophone! which has given the track more atmosphere and me further thoughts (Like I don’t already think enough) on what will come next on future recordings. Again assisted my Kindred spiritual Brother Russ Russell Love to him and His family on this day especially x”
Dark Sky Burial Premiere “Mind Rat” Video
Dark Sky Burial, the ambient project featuring Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury, have premiered a new video for their new song “Mind Rat.” This track is from the band’s new album “Omnis Cum In Tenebris Praesertim Vita Laboret,” which will be released on December 10.
Embury said the following about the song:
“This video concept in some ways portrays how i feel on my weekends alone in the studio! at times i feel i gather energy around me to create the music – Mind Rat in particular reflects the darkest part of me that yearns to take control – i have spent my whole life trying to keep the demon inside – it’s now time to make friends…”
He also added the following about the album:
“This is the 4th album and closing chapter to the first Phase of the Dark Sky Burial Journey
composing these tracks has been for me very soul searching – at times the sounds seem to me reflections of my personality or rather different shades of myself, especially over the past 2 years where my worlds collided and I didn’t really know where to turn and the obvious be came blurred
composing this album like the other albums was done mainly at my home studio in Birmingham – I would lock myself away like a hermit for weekends and at intervals record pieces of music and add layers
‘The Heart Warrior‘ is an interesting track as its beginnings go back as far as the first album but as the track eventually developed the end result really came from how I felt emotionally that day as I finished it !
there’s something special about taking time to develop ideas – Dark Sky Burial is very much me laid bare
The timing of all these events can surly not be a coincide!
something from within. is wanting to be heard so perhaps I can be content towards the end of life journeys !I hope you hear something within that echoes perhaps your thoughts and reflections as we enter a different version of the world we thought we knew
thank you”
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Surprise Release New Album “Vincit qui Se Vincit”, Premiere “Beware Your Subconscious Destroyer” Video
Dark Sky Burial, the ambient project featuring Napalm Death’s Shane Embury, have surprise released a new album titled “Vincit qui Se Vincit.” The effort is available to purchase on Bandcamp and a music video for “Beware Your Subconscious Destroyer” can be found below. Embury commented:
“With the COVID 19 pandemic sweeping the globe last year suddenly there was an opening for me to finally take my ideas for DSB and make them a reality – I had been recording loops of music and sounds whilst being on tour for a few years – being away from my family and becoming older life was changing and my quest for making different types of music was constantly expanding through the other different types of projects I was working on. How we deal with the challenges of life and pressure is a concept that runs deep in theme through these albums. To face our shadow and establish balance is a quest for all of us – a perilous journey we can choose or not choose to face – the outcome who knows.”
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Announce First Live Show
Dark Sky Burial, the ambient project featuring Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury, will be playing their first live show at the Underworld in London, UK on September 12. The set, which will find Embury performing with Carl Stokes (Cancer) and John Cooke (Napalm Death), will also be livestreamed.
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Release New Album “Quod Me Nutrit Me Destruit”, Premiere “The Vertical Labyrinth” Video
Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury has released a new album, titled “Quod Me Nutrit Me Destruit,” from his ambient project Dark Sky Burial. Fans can purchase that on Bandcamp. With this news, Embury has also shared a new video for “The Vertical Labyrinth” off the effort. You can check that out below. Embury said the following about the new record and video:
“This is the second album in a planned Quadrilogy – the title loosely translate to what nourishes me will destroy me! this can mean I suppose many things but perhaps how well we suffer a term I recently heard and makes a lot of sense to me right now. The Vertical Labyrinth Video was again put together by Chariot of the black moth – I am so happy with the result.”
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Premiere New Song “Omisoka”
Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury has released a new song, titled “Omisoka,” from his ambient project Dark Sky Burial. Fans can purchase the track on Bandcamp. Embury commented:
“This track is called Omisoka which translates I hope into “Last great day” it was conceived as a sort of Christmas Day theme of mine but then morphed into an end of year theme hence the title. 2020 as we all know has been a bizarre year, for Me I have managed to keep reasonably sane by immersing myself into creating music… In part this composition is my own way of sending love and thanking my family and my friends for putting up with me as I continue to take life’s rocky roller coaster ride and lastly to the followers and fans of Dark Sky Burial who have supported me so far I cannot thank you enough.”
Dark Sky Burial (Napalm Death) Premiere “De Omnibus Dubitandum Est” Video
Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury has premiered a new video for “De Omnibus Dubitandum Est” from his ambient project Dark Sky Burial. That song is the title track of the band’s debut album, which was released earlier this year. On another note, Embury has also confirmed that he is already working on a follow-up:
“I am really happy with the response so far to the project and it really means a lot to me. This year has been tough on all of us but also a definitive inspiration for my second album, which I have already finished and just need to mix. The title for the second DSB album is called ‘Quod me nutrit me destruit‘, which translates to what nourishes me, destroys me.”
[via Decibel]
Napalm Death’s Shane Embury Launches New Project Dark Sky Burial
Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury has launched a new ambient project called Dark Sky Burial. The band’s debut album “De Omnibus Dubitandum Est” was released today (April 7).
Embury told Decibel the following:
“I have been forming the ideas for DSB for a few years now and being a lover of all music that’s ‘out there. As a huge retro horror/sci-fi movie fan, I envisioned DSB as an inevitable and natural progression for me as a composer.”
“It’s my first step on a different path but with the help of my longtime music partner Russ Russell, who mastered the album and added some amazing ambience. I hope some people will find a connection to it and follow me as I embark on this new sonic expedition.”
He continued:
“The tracks are a strange sort of therapy for me. My mind is relentless and escapist at the best of times. And it’s times like these now in the world that listening back that this album seems like a suitable soundtrack—a chance to sever reality here and there for just a little while is always needed.”
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