Country: Sweden Style: Apocalyptic Folk Year: 2009 Label: Cold Meat Industry Catalog: cmi 204 Format: CD Quality: MP3, VBR Total Size: 49 MB
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Tracklist:
01. By Strife
02. Misanthropy Without Tears
03. One Two Three
04. Our Time
05. And I Fear Death No More
06. Kraken
07. Ascendancy
08. Mirth
09. Mr. Brown Looks Awfully Pale Today
10. Spectator
11. This Cannot Be
12. Storm Is Coming
13. Someone's Watching In The Distance
---------------------------------------- Total Play Time: 42:48
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Gothenburg-based multi-instrumentalist and sound sculptor Linus Andersson is a busy man. Not only does he beat the drums for goth-Industrialist outfit Coph Nia, and work as a sound engineer and producer for everything from hair metal to contemporary art music, he also plays in a bunch of punk bands.
No wonder his own neofolk project, Apatheia, seems to suffer from… well, apathy. Despite existing for about a decade, it has only produced a few releases, in highly limited editions on highly obscure labels. But as anyone who has heard any of this material knows, they have been well worth tracking down. Apatheia’s songs are typically well arranged and well played, with a strong sense of melody and sound. A song like “Rot in the Core” is worth the entire productions of some of the neofolk outfits out there.
This situation couldn’t last. It would only be a matter of time before a label grabbed Apatheia and gave its music the audience it deserved. This label turned out to be renowned Swedish label Cold Meat Industry, and now they’re re-releasing Apatheia’s Lifethesis.
