Opened Paradise : Tides.
Intense goth rock from an ancient city.
With respect to our gothic rock roots and the paths that brought us to "Occult"
album, we now take a slightly different step, with the release of "Tides" EP.
Treading the roaring silence of death is never easy. Infinite astral paths
unravel through the ether, to where the wary souls lust of the cities of gold,
and the moon at night.
As we go through the process of making our music, we experience tiny fragments
of the great journey through the tides of the inner self. A journey that may one day bring us closer to Agartha, to Xibalba...to Samarkand of our dreams.
Songs:
1. Xibalba
2. Terra Incognita
3. Omega
4. Tides (instrumental)
5. Blue Lights (unreleashed track from the Occult era)
Listen to: the entire album.
Buy this album for $8: 100% goes to the musician. Download it as MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, OGG or WAV.
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Release date: 07/29/2013
Opened Paradise lives in Athens Greece
Tagged as: Hard Rock, Rock, Darkwave, Goth
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