Omnipotent Transdimensional Soulfire, by Fifth to Infinity

Omnipotent Transdimensional Soulfire

by Fifth to Infinity

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MadTinus Why the hell don't more people know this absolute gem of an album?! What is there NOT to like? Stellar musicianship, epic songwriting and a crystal clear and crisp production. Even the 'featuring former Opeth drummer' tag apparently didn't help get this band some more well-deserved exposure. Amazing, epic, melodic, dark, dynamic, blackened (progressive?) metal. Go catch up now if you haven't already! Favorite track: The Fall of the Seven.

Giant & Lady Giant Close your eyes & sleep forever. Favorite track: The Fall of the Seven.

RustyShackleferd Melody, harsh, and expressive. Good record. Favorite track: Reapers Wake.

Pingouin Huge prog black death. I listened to the previously released demo and that convinced me to buy the album. Wasn't disappointed. Favorite track: The Blessings of Annihilation.

Bardo Morales Outstanding Blackened Dark Metal with an eerie aura and elegant song crafting, great sound and moderate pace, esoteric touches and shivery melodies... Every detail makes of this album a very interesting, immersive listen all the way through. Intense and definitely not an album with the exposure it deserves. Favorite track: Death Shall Wake Us All.

doozza Cryptic, magical, cosmic, reflective and brilliant! Check out my review www.metalstorm.net/pub/review.php?review_id=14201

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	1.	Intro - Vindar från de osaligas ängder 04:22
	2.	Reapers Wake 04:55
	3.	Masters Unbound 05:41
	4.	The Fall of the Seven 06:19
	5.	The Will to Harm 04:50
	6.	Death Shall Wake Us All 07:30
	7.	Secrets of the Bottom 06:42
	8.	The Promise of Abyss 06:42
	9.	The Blessings of Annihilation 08:54

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released December 6, 2015

Music and Lyrics by Nader Jonas Reslan.
Music recorded and mixed by David Lindh at Barnhus Zoo Studios, Stockholm.
Drums recorded by Joakim Borgman in Blackeberg, Stockholm.
Mastered by Stefan Aronsson.
Produced by David Lindh and Nader Jonas Reslan.

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