EpochofStars - Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss

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Review by Sandra Bick

Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss – A Sonic Beatdown by EpochofStars Alright, buckle up. If you're here for some sugar-coated praise, you can bounce. This review ain’t about stroking egos—it’s raw, it’s rough, and it’s straight fire. Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss (yeah, try saying that five times fast) is the brainchild of UK-based EpochofStars, released back in 2013 under Dying Sun Records. Genre? Screw genres. It’s electronic meets rock with a punch of ambient vibes and black metal snarl. And holy hell, does this thing hit hard. Let’s cut to the chase—two tracks stand out like a sore thumb on a bloody battlefield: “Hemlock Burial” and “When The Roots Pierce The Sky.” These aren’t just songs; they’re assaults on your eardrums, but in the best way possible. “Hemlock Burial” kicks off with this eerie synth drone that feels like walking into an abandoned cathedral at midnight. Then BAM—the drums come crashing in like someone dropped a cinder block on your chest. The guitars are jagged, almost feral, weaving between glitchy electronica and full-on black metal chaos. What sticks? That goddamn atmosphere. You don’t listen to “Hemlock Burial,” you survive it. It’s suffocating, yet oddly beautiful, like drowning in toxic flowers. By the time it ends, you're gasping for air but kinda want more. Then there’s “When The Roots Pierce The Sky.” Holy crap, talk about a mood shift. This one starts slow, almost meditative, with these lush ambient layers creeping in like tendrils of fog. But don’t get too comfy—around the two-minute mark, the whole thing explodes into this frenzied riff-fest. Imagine if nature itself went berserk and decided to grow thorns through your skull. Yeah, it’s THAT heavy. The contrast between the calm intro and the relentless fury afterward slaps so hard it might leave a bruise. Now, let’s not forget the other tracks—they hold their own weight—but these two? They stick with you. Maybe because they feel like emotional rollercoasters without safety harnesses. Or maybe because they remind you how thin the line is between beauty and brutality. Reflection time: Listening to Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss feels like staring into a mirror that doesn’t reflect your face but instead shows what your soul sounds like when it’s pissed off and confused. Weird flex, right? But hey, isn’t that what great music should do? Shake you up, make you uncomfortable, and leave you questioning everything—including why you even bothered pressing play in the first place. So yeah, give this album a spin if you’ve got guts. Just don’t say I didn’t warn ya.

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Artist: EpochofStars
Album: Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss

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  • FLAC size: 142 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Hemlock Burial 04:23
When The Roots Pierce The Sky 12:14
Laying Thorns Down The Crimson Path 07:01
Rosetta01:36

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Catalog Numbers

DSUN003

Labels

Dying Sun Records

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Formats

  • Cassette
  • Limited Edition

Notes

Limited to 50 copies.

About EpochofStars

Ambient/black metal from England.

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Amethyst Aberration Of The Floral Abyss* by EpochofStars is a wild mix of genres and styles. It blends ambient electronic vibes with raw black metal energy. Released in 2013 in the UK, it’s like a sonic journey through dark forests and cosmic voids. Tracks like "Hemlock Burial" and "When The Roots Pierce The Sky" feel like soundtracks for both introspection and chaos. Definitely not your typical listen!

Comments

davidlochead
davidlochead
2025-03-17
forward uk black amb talent is evident
rizkymarketingmitsubishi
rizkymarketingmitsubishi
2025-03-17
Been listening to this for years.
iceskill
iceskill
2025-03-16
Brilliant,,
khatripawan
khatripawan
2025-03-15
favoris !!!
bedroomlab
bedroomlab
2025-03-15
This is excellent, man. Sorry if you already answered, but I saw there are no physical releases. Where can I purchase an electronic copy?
hope311
hope311
2025-03-14
Brilliant ..
sonukumarissonukumaris98
sonukumarissonukumaris98
2025-03-13
Very awesome Black Metal! Deep and emotional!
Like it a Lot.

Greetings from Germany!
riccardofalcetta
riccardofalcetta
2025-03-12
@evilf23

Thanks a lot. Second work is slowly in work but I've put it aside until I'm fresh with new ideas. I'll put the whole thing up for download this week if you like.
dannavelasco
dannavelasco
2025-03-12
Sadly I have no physical releases, Hoping to have a casette issue soon when I have the spare money, Vinyl is too expensive at the moment. I'll keep you in the Know. Thanks for the feedback! =D
phildetry
phildetry
2025-03-12
@TomasuSA

That would be greatly appreciated. Looking forward to the upcoming split!
zohaibmatloob
zohaibmatloob
2025-03-12
the soundscapes in this are immense. The artwork is also very pleasing! how much would a vinyl to australia cost me?
mahendrasah
mahendrasah
2025-03-11
Impressive first effort! Cant wait to hear more from you.
deterjenlala
deterjenlala
2025-03-10
And i think this style is better without vocals... Sometimes the vocals breaks the atmosphere...
losvirutillas
losvirutillas
2025-03-09
Hell yeah dude. I listened to this whole thing. I love ambient black metal. I am not the biggest fan but when I listen to it I feel like it is the only music to massage my brain and this takes the cake!
amilachandrasiri2015
amilachandrasiri2015
2025-03-09
@TomasuSA Hello! It's your project? It has great atmosphere! I like this mix of these styles.