Partholón, known for their ability to seamlessly blend lingering melodies with crushing riffs, has been a driving force in the post-metal scene since their inception. Hailing from the South coast of Ireland, the band consists of Daniel Howard, Alan Setter, James Grannell and Barry Murray, whose collective musical prowess has earned them acclaim for pushing the boundaries of the genre while maintaining a distinct identity and sound. Their debut release "Follow Me Through Body" (2016) laid down a foundation of extremely heavy music with a heightened emotional charge. A split 7" release with Soothsayer (IRL) followed titled: "All We Are". A new album and EU tour was on course for delivery in 2020, however the global pandemic changed everything and survival as a band and beyond became a visceral and immediate reality. Partholón have endured to deconstruct years of work and produce an album worthy of their life experiences and efforts.
It is name "The Ocean Pours In". It is a cathartic journey of life imitating art. From the Mary Russell seafaring tragedy to the death of an ancient tradition, five songs, spanning 37 mins, explore the hearts and minds of those that have come and gone. Married with the legend of Partholón, the tracks explore local history, mythology, tragedy and truth. This eagerly anticipated album represents a profound exploration of atmospheric soundscapes, intricate compositions, and emotional intensity that will undoubtedly captivate both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers to the genre.
"The Ocean Pours In" is a sonic journey that transcends the boundaries of conventional post-metal, inviting listeners into a realm where ethereal atmospheres collide with thunderous intensity. The album features five tracks, each a meticulously crafted piece that showcases Partholón's evolution as musicians and storytellers. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience the cathartic journey that is "The Ocean Pours In" – a testament to Partholón's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of post-metal and leaving an indelible mark on the musical landscape.
1st Press: (25.07.2024)
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