Celestial Season
Mysterium Ill LP

HHRLP202423
PIAS RECORDINGS CATALOGUE
540Ültimo hace: 2026 Años

- A1: Black Water Mirrors
- A2: The Golden Light Of Late Day
- A3: Sundown Transcends Us
- B1: This Glorious Summer
- B2: Endgame
- B3: All That Is Known
- B4: Mysterium
- Mysterium Ii
- C1: The Divine Duty Of Servants
- C2: Tomorrow Mourning
- C3: Our Nocturnal Love
- D1: In April Darkness
- D2: The Sun, The Moon And The Truth
- D3: Pictures Of Endless Beauty
- D4: Copper Sunset
- Mysterium Iii
- E1: Fecund Universe
- E2: Black Goat Of The Woods
- E3: Empty Corridors
- E4: Daughter Of The Lake
- F1: Nepenthe
- F2: We Never Stray
- F3: The Last Day
- F4: Chained Phoenix
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elestial Season originally started as an early death/doom metal band. Having released their first material in 1992, the Dutch band developed a romantic, violin-led sound which partially mirrored (but mostly coincidentally existed with) the classic ‘Hammy‘ Peaceville sound (My Dying Bride, Anathema, Paradise Lost a.o.). Having released two classic gothic/death/doom metal albums (“Forever Scarlet Passion“- 1993 and “Solar Lovers“- 1995), Celestial Season abruptly shifted to a more stoner rock-oriented sound, casting off their original doom metal sound for half a decade before folding in 2001. In the year 2011 Celestial Season surprisingly regrouped with a mix of their ‘doom era’-line-ups. The fans had to wait until 2020 though for new music when the “The Secret Teachings“-album saw the light, which marked their definitive return to their original ‘sad & slow‘ doom sound. In 2022, we were blessed with yet another Celestial Season album. “Mysterium I“ was a further continuation of that classic 1990s gloomy doom sound, and “Mysterium II” was their next treat 2023. This new album “Mysterium III” - the last and final chapter of this trilogy - picks up where “I” and “II” left off stylistically, but now with even more intriguing weeping string sections, forlorn piano lines & slow-moving doom compositions, full of bleak despair and melancholic beauty!
