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Nowhere Else Feels More Like Home

by Wounds of Recollection

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𝙅𝙤𝙚 𝙎𝙥𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙡𝙡 A dulcet combination of early(ish) blackgaze and melodic angst-driven emo with some rays of light constantly peeking and disappearing. Like joy and sorrow, like sun and cold cloudless night. Stylish compositions. Favorite track: Limping Away From the Water.
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Nate Thorne Midwest emo & black metal crossover is the genre we needed, but never knew of. Favorite track: Limping Away From the Water.
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Emilio Cruz Wounds of Recollection comes from a loooooooooong fucking way. This album is such a masterpiece like the rest of his albums. Love this project so much Favorite track: Sanctuary.
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𝕷𝖚𝖓𝖌𝖙𝖔𝖚𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖗 A perfect blend of atmospheric black metal and post rock. Truly ethereal. This is easily one of my favourite releases this year, Favorite track: Limping Away From the Water.
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Bret Purchased this after only listening for about 3 mins. I already know I'm going to love this.

Edit: I’ve had some time to really listen to this a few times. I really love it! Time to explore the rest of the WOR catalogue.
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1.
I'm winding down a crumbling road; Bow and arrow clenched as pretend soldiers march up the brick stairs. The lowest part was a backyard burial. She taught me loss. She taught me to care. I carry her warmth into the cascade of age. I grew inch by inch through the southern summers. The friends I knew float by, carried like pollen in the air of June. I miss the honeysuckles dancing softly to the beating of the season. Time hurried anxiously away from me. As I settled deep into youthful pause. As the life I lived scratches at my reaching palms.
2.
I find my soul lifted high in the air between the cracking roads of Jasper and steeples secluded in Madison. I'm reminded of a funeral as thudding rhythms stomp at my anxious temples. The honey lights of noon broke through the streets and passed in between the silver crowned homes. Dylan and Baez play to the whispering rays of sun coursing down on my crawling character. I could stare forever into the darkness, drowned in amber; listening to Miles Davis play to the tune of dreaming. In overgrowth, limping away from the water, I'm rotting like a dead animal on the shoulders of a country highway. The ivy climbed over the hills and became somehow a shelter to hide in. Somewhere to live. Secluded. Somewhere to live. Secluded in restlessness.
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Another Year 03:21
4.
Sanctuary 09:38
There was always room beside me; Each foul glance between streaming lights passing through the plastic blinds. I dreamt of rose bushes tapping on the window seal. There was an aching spiral of trees growing out and away. Out and away. Coming to terms with a life once lived; sat as a decomposing remains. My eyes started to tunnel and my heart beats quicker. I walked for hours through the encampment. I saw a younger me, prancing carelessly beneath a pink sky. I grew up to witness you crawl into a separate skin. We were but a tunnel of light. A tunnel that grew darker with every pulse of life. We were but a surrounding of pine that circled their sanctuary.
5.
I am a weeping man of what could be. Holding onto what strands of happiness I find in a dimming haven of childhood memories. I sink into a glowing mood of rot. Crawling into sunlight peering through windows. The neighborhoods I see in dreams convene at a depth. I see a yard singing to us in the Summer. And fading into cozy shades of red. It feels like I'm chained to a stake behind the house like a dog who was never loved. Never loved. I see Sandy Denny lofting her aching body into the concrete pillow. And now I'm stomping up the stairs from the basement I grew up in, wondering what she felt when the door finally close and the lights burned into pale white.
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The 8th album from solo, American, post-black metal project, Wounds of Recollection.
Inspired by the memories and friends made in youth that leave an immeasurable impact on us, despite their quickly fleeting nature.

Follow me on Instagram, @woundsofrecollection
Available for free download on Bandcamp and streaming on Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and YouTube Music.

Produced and released independently.
Limited cassette runs available through Realm and Ritual & GoldMold Records.

Backyard Burial has a music video on YouTube. Check it out here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHrbAXPCnvc

"Time hurried anxiously away from me."

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released August 14, 2020

Writing, lyrics, guitar, bass, vocals, production, and performance by Wounds of Recollection

Drum samples by Judd Madden

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Wounds of Recollection Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta based solo artist, Wounds of Recollection, weaves bright bursts of black metal and crushing detours into doom metal in between somber moments of shoegaze, emo, post-rock, and drone to fuel a sound inspired by loss, coming to terms with aging, and long-forgotten simpler times.

Formed in 2014.

Created and produced anonymously and independently.
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