The Same Destination for Everybody, by N.

The Same Destination for Everybody

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Ben Harris If you're looking for the sound of kindling dread and cold alienation, this is the album for you. I'm used to Deathbed Tapes' output being a sonic assault, and artists whose approach to sound is to invariably push it "into the red". This however is so much more subtler, it's gentler pace drawing-in curious listeners, enveloping them in it's all too intriguing darkness. Favorite track: Funeral Wake.

Austin Daniel Colvis Absolutely stellar. Dissonant and captivating. It keeps the listeners attention and immerses them in a scape of unrelenting sounds that penetrate the mind and soul. Beautiful album. Favorite track: Drive to Nowhere.

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	1.	Welcome 04:20
	2.	In Fear of My Shadow 03:50
	3.	Drive to Nowhere 05:31
	4.	Empty Space 04:31
	5.	You Can't Escape 04:55
	6.	Unvaried Apprehension 05:43
	7.	Funeral Wake 05:28
	8.	One Second After Death 04:37
	9.	The Same Destination 04:18
	10.	Fog's Sound 04:20

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