Coherence, by Be'lakor

Coherence

by Be'lakor

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captaincreep I love every single album by Be'lakor practically equally. They are one of the very few bands that exist in my mind where I can put on their music, any album, and never once have even the slightest urge to skip a song. The Vocals, Guitar work, Piano, and Drums are all working together in perfect harmony to create an experience that very nearly makes me want to cry. Whether they be tears of sadness or the inverse highly depends on the songs, though. Favorite track: Foothold.

paulpriest Valence, Much More was Lost... the whole album presents powerful trips into human psyche. If you care to read the lyrics, that is.
I admire their works and consistence.

They are the Dostoevsky of Metal. Favorite track: Valence.

cn5800 Yet another masterpiece from Be'lakor. Favorite track: Valence.

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1.	Locus 10:49	buy track
2.	The Dispersion 01:53	buy track
3.	Foothold 07:19	buy track
4.	Valence 09:10	buy track
5.	Sweep of Days 05:17	buy track
6.	Hidden Window 08:24	buy track
7.	Indelible 04:59	buy track
8.	Much More Was Lost 12:11	buy track

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Since their debut, The Frail Tide in 2007, Australian Progressive Death Metal powerhouse BE‘LAKOR has made a huge impact on the international metal scene, turning heads with their technical-driven yet melodic songwriting. Now, almost 15 years later, the legendary five-piece returns with their new album Coherence (out October 29 via Napalm Records), proving themselves to be on top of their game with their most ambitious project yet! Eight tracks on Coherence display BE’LAKOR’s impressive spectrum of musical abilities, ranging from 12-minute-long journeys on “Much More Was Lost” to the atmospheric, fully instrumental “Sweep of Days”. Coherence is full of details that reveal more and more with every listen of the album: BE’LAKOR are not afraid to focus on extensive, cohesive songwriting while still managing to keep the listener on their toes. Thanks to the marvelous, larger-than-life mix by none other than Jens Bogren (Opeth, Katatonia, Dimmu Borgir, At The Gates among others), BE’LAKOR are as bold and majestic as ever on Coherence!

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released October 29, 2021

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Be'lakor Melbourne, Australia

Founded in 2004, Be'lakor is an Australian melodic/progressive death metal band. belakorband.com

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