A Record Of The Forlorn Years, by Depomelan

A Record Of The Forlorn Years

by Depomelan

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1.	Catalyst 02:42	buy track
2.	Shadow Over The East 05:23	buy track
3.	Tempi Malati 04:14	buy track
4.	Thy Wretched Blight Cometh 06:04	buy track
5.	Dyametre 02:13	buy track
6.	Dormant Humanity 04:09	buy track
7.	Rainbow Children 04:54	buy track
8.	Applause For Workforce 03:48	buy track
9.	People Are Pernicious 02:22	buy track
10.	Gird And Shield 04:26	buy track
11.	Mother Return To Verdure 04:40	buy track
12.	Eagle With Blind Eye 06:47	buy track
13.	Safe In The Sage Garden 02:39	buy track
14.	Yank This Door Open 05:12	buy track
15.	Subsidence 02:26	buy track
16.	No Country Left To Return To 07:34	buy track
17.	Metamorphose 03:57	buy track

about

“‘A RECORD OF THE FORLORN YEARS’ is a soundtrack to the time that we all wish we could forget. But, like all world-changing events we can’t and this acts as a permanent record to remind us to never go back to those tough times again.

Created during the COVID-19 pandemic through a series of on-and-off lockdowns, this album served as a way to release all of the pent-up fear and anxiety into a musical journey of sounds and atmospheres as equally strange and uncertain as the real world it was conceived in.

So sit back and listen, but don’t get too comfortable as even in daylight, shadows lurk with malevolent intentions and we may not be out of the woods just yet” - Jonathan Goode

Written and produced by Jonathan Goode between April 2020 and November 2021.

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released July 21, 2023

Written and Produced by Jonathan Goode
Mastered by James Edward Armstrong
Artwork by Megmayo

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