Clandestine Transcendence

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• “I am almost speechless. Lord Dying have maximized their progressive creativity into a true masterpiece which heralds their own iconoclastic sound. There are almost no words beyond that. A serpentine warren of darkness and light, doom, death, hope, love, holding on, and letting go. A deeply emotional journey, an endless road. A reflecting pool in the deep woods and deserts of other times and distant lands, one which at a time of suffering, makes me feel seen, heard, and home. Towering.”

  — pinkytheent · favourite track: Dancing on the Emptiness

• “Powerful stuff. Every moment is a treat.”

  — Ghuughra · favourite track: Break in the Clouds (In the Darkness of Our Minds)

• “Dancing on the Emptiness grabbed me by the collar, shook me and now haunts me. The time, energy and effort to craft this album was well worth the wait. Can’t wait to see them live again.”

  — mcloaded13

• “I didn't think it was capable of Lord Dying making a better record than their previous one but by skull crushiness they have gone and done it! Clandestine Transcendence is by far the superior album than before,revel in the glory of this doomy stomper.”

  — Darknight · favourite track: I AM NOTHING I AM EVERYTHING

• “I thought it was impossible to improve on 2019's Mysterium Tremendum - but by fuck - you've gone above and beyond - thank you!”

  — xoutlaw