Dead/End, by Seven Trees

Dead/End

by Seven Trees

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1.	Veins of Charcoal 04:28	buy track
2.	Pure Sedation 05:58	buy track
3.	End of the Line 05:31	buy track
4.	Game Over 04:30	buy track
5.	Phased Out 06:01	buy track
6.	Valium Dreams 05:55	buy track
7.	Dystopic Illusions 05:44	buy track
8.	Final Program 07:43	buy track
9.	Dead/End 06:03	buy track

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Seven Trees are finally back with a brand new full lenght album. Their debut "Embracing The Unknown" (Zoth Ommog) came out already in 1997 and became a favourite within the whole scene.

It took until 2017 before it was followed by the EP "Trauma Toxicity" on
Progress Productions. The music of this swedish duo could best be described as dark/haunting/atmospheric industrial filled with a more emotional touch.

Imagine a more emotional The Klinik and you should be pretty close on target. With "Dead/End" they prove that they are ready to once again claim
the title of one of the most intresting bands from Sweden.

The perfect soundtrack to a compact darkness.

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released February 12, 2021

Music written and produced by Seven Trees: Johan Kronberg and Henrik Karlsson.
Lyrics by Henrik Karlsson.
Artwork by Axel Torvenius.
Mastered by Hans Olsson at Svenska Grammofonstudion.

(c) 2021 Progress Productions / All Rights Reserved / Copyright Control

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