Essence Of Existence

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• “Phenomenal sonic atmospheric world building as per usual. Thanks Silent Deep Ocean”

  — Benjamin Murray · favourite track: A nameless grave for a dead bird

• “Melodic and symphonic funeral doom like you probably haven't listened to so often before. Not too rugged or exceedingly harsh but more on the nostalgic and ambient side. Gregory has outdone himself here and my first impressions are rather high up. The vocals on 'A nameless grave for a dead bird' are plain beautiful. This is one of his most advanced and polished releases to date ..”

  — doive · favourite track: A nameless grave for a dead bird

• “this makes me think of elden ring shadow of the erdtree gravebirds. the melody is a subtle powerhouse.”

  — jacob · favourite track: A nameless grave for a dead bird

• “Essence of Existence follows Emberil, a void-sworn sorcerer-poet cast into the abyss after a grievous sin against his beloved — taken in by undersea monastics, where silence and austerity become his path to purification. The fantasy gradually gives way to something far more personal and raw. A beautiful plunge into darkness, both sonically and conceptually.”

  — atheistpreacher

• “A tragic, dark, gothic doom that will bring tears to your eyes.”

  — Sharoyko Andrey · favourite track: Icon of Sorrow