Rome - The Lone Furrow (CD)
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Released on: 28. August 2020
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4260063946998 - Weight: 95g
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The Standard CD edition comes in Digipak with Booklet
Following on from the universal acclaim of their latest LP “Le Ceneri di Heliodoro”, ROME releases
one of the most impressive releases in its prolific career of 15 years. "The Lone Furrow" is the
logical culmination of all of ROME’s previous endeavours, a brilliant and patient demolition of the
despiritualised modern age, timeless in its critique of man’s greed and the deliberate desecration
of beautiful things.
The record opens up with the cryptic rhymes of “Tyriat Sig Tyrias” - an invocation of strengths
thought forlorn. On “Ächtung, Baby!” (a tongue-in-cheek reference to U2’s 1991 hit record)
Jerome is joined by Alan Averill of metal cult band PRIMORDIAL. Indeed, the features and
guest appearances are numerous on this record. This shows the fact that, through years of
composing high quality albums, ROME has become a secret authority in the European underground as a songwriter’s songwriter. And thus, Reuter, a poet with the soul of a warrior, has managed to assemble an impressive/stellar cast of guest vocalists. Most notably is the guest appearance of BEHEMOTH’s Adam Nergal Darski on the seminal "The Angry Cup", on which Nergal not only performs lead vocals but adds an intriguingly brutal Polish incantation. Further guests are Joseph D. Rowland of US-doom band PALLBEARER, J.J. of Austria’s HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY, as well as Laure Le Prunenec of metal-opera act IGORRR, who delivers the phenomenally eerie layered vocals on "Palmyra".
At the centre of these songs we find the individual mediating between a sense of history and
an experience of the world. ROME illuminates us on the fact that art is to make our world whole
and comprehensible, restoring it to us in all its glory and all its darkness, not through argument
but through feeling and thus closing the gap between individuals and thus transcending from
feeling to meaning. In this way, art can reconcile us to human life through the pursuit and
cultivation of beauty.
On “The Lone Furrow” ROME weaves a fantastical tale in which gods and men alike ache and
tremble and which reminds us that the world is much larger than our ideas of it, our traditions
much deeper than we imagine. Most importantly, ROME refuses the easy answer.
Tracklisting:
| No. |
Track |
Time |
| 1 |
Masters of the Earth (ft. Aki Cederberg) |
-- |
| 2 |
Tyriat Sig Tyrias |
-- |
| 3 |
Ächtung, Baby! (ft. Alan Averill of PRIMORDIAL) |
-- |
| 4 |
Making Enemies in the New Age (ft. Joseph D. Rowland of PALLBEARER) |
-- |
| 5 |
The angry Cup (ft. Adam Nergal Darski of BEHEMOTH/ME AND THAT MAN) |
-- |
| 6 |
The Twain |
-- |
| 7 |
Kali Yuga über Alles |
-- |
| 8 |
The Weight of Light |
-- |
| 9 |
The Lay of Iria (ft. J.J. of HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY) |
-- |
| 10 |
On Albion’s Plain |
-- |
| 11 |
Palmyra (ft. Laure Le Prunenec of IGORRR/RÏCÏNN) |
-- |
| 12 |
Obsidian |
-- |
| 13 |
A Peak of One's Own |
-- |
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