Скачать или смотреть Seasons in Black - Anthropocene (FULL ALBUM)

The album Anthropocene (2025) by the band Seasons In Black, formed in 1996 in the Bavarian Forest, Germany, marks an evolution in their style, originally black metal, to self-proclaimed "Doomcore", a fusion of death metal, gothic, hardcore, groove and doom. With tracks such as “World Wide Venom”, “Seasons In Black” and “Inside” (a cover of the 90s hit by Stiltskin), the album features heavy riffs, intense grooves, gothic keyboards, vocals that vary between growls and clean, and guest appearances by Michael Rhein (In Extremo) and Michelle Darkness (End Of Green). The polished production and dense atmosphere reflect the maturity of the band.

German bands Crematory: From Westhausen (Act Seven, 1999), Crematory mixes death metal with gothic elements and keyboards, creating a melancholic atmosphere. If Anthropocene emphasizes grooves and keyboards, Crematory is a close reference.

Rammstein: From Berlin (Sehnsucht, 1997), Rammstein combines elements of Neue Deutsche Härte with groove and provocation. If Anthropocene has an accessible and rhythmic side, Rammstein is similar.

End Of Green: From Stuttgart (Infinity, 1996), End Of Green explores gothic metal with doom influences and emotive vocals. The participation of Michelle Darkness suggests a direct connection with Anthropocene.

Eisregen: From Tambach-Dietharz (Krebskolonie, 1998), Eisregen mixes black and death metal with gothic touches and extreme lyrics. If Anthropocene maintains black roots, Eisregen is a valid comparison.

Lacrimas Profundere: From Munich (Memorandum, 1999), Lacrimas Profundere combines gothic and doom with accessible melodies. If Anthropocene has a melodic side, it is an influence.

International bands:
Paradise Lost: From the UK (Draconian Times, 1995), Paradise Lost pioneers gothic/doom metal with grooves and keyboards. If Anthropocene balances heaviness and melody, it is an obvious base.

Life of Agony: From the US (River Runs Red, 1993), Life of Agony mixes hardcore, groove and alternative metal with raw emotion. If Anthropocene has a hardcore touch, it is similar.

Six Feet Under: From the US (Haunted, 1995), Six Feet Under focuses on death metal with heavy grooves. If Anthropocene explores grooves, it is a solid comparison.

Type O Negative: From the US (October Rust, 1996), Type O Negative combines gothic and doom with dense atmospheres and emotive vocals. If Anthropocene has a gothic vibe, it is an influence.

Moonspell: From Portugal (Wolfheart, 1995), Moonspell mixes black, gothic and death metal with melodic elements. If Anthropocene has orchestrations, Moonspell is a reference.

Shared characteristics:
Hybrid doomcore: Anthropocene combines death metal, gothic, hardcore, groove and doom, like Crematory, Paradise Lost and Life of Agony.

Gothic atmosphere: The use of keyboards and dark melodies aligns the album with End Of Green and Type O Negative.

Heavy grooves: The emphasis on rhythmic riffs reflects Six Feet Under and Rammstein.

Varied vocals: The mix of growls and clean vocals echoes Moonspell and Lacrimas Profundere.

Evolution of black metal: The origins in black metal connect Seasons In Black to bands like Eisregen and Moonspell, but with a modern approach.

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MEMBERS
Roman Adam - Guitars
Lucki Maurer - Vocals, Bass
Markus Neumeier - Keyboards, Vocals
Harald Hemauer - Drums
Leon Hanff - Guitars (lead)

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TRACKLIST
1. World Wide Venom
2. Seasons in Black
3. You Get What You Give
4. Yellow Sky
5. Inside
6. Blacksite
7. Fatal Fallout
8. Hell Again
9. Forsaken

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