A Body That Could Pass Through Stones and Trees

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• “Now I feel forced to write it here. The new Opeth album was released recently and I write it with all respect: This is way better. Much more interesting as a whole album and I feel the emotions which I miss in the Opeth release. It's my opinion but I stand by it.”

  — El Negro

• “this is really good, well produced post metal with ambient & sludge influences, mostly clean vocals with occasional aggressive vocals. I ordered the cd's as there was not much difference in price, great artwork, lyric sheet & bonus goodies, great music from the UK.”

  — Stephen M Bennett · favourite track: Exploding Triangles

• “Exploding Triangles is so heavy it’s bursting at the seams. Crashing drums and otherworldly growls meet beguiling clean vocals. The harmonies in this fucker will leave you with goosebumps. If entropy had a soundtrack, this would be it. Full review at doomanddead.com. https://doomanddead.com/post/726575846237831168/the-salt-pale-collective-transmutes-metal-into”

  — Doom_and_Dead · favourite track: Exploding Triangles

• “The Salt Pale Collective have created the perfect atmospheric post metal that is convincing in darkness itself. An absolutely flawless masterpiece of experimental destruction and capabilities of the heaviest mind crawler of all, truly admire and adore this band.”

  — Darknight · favourite track: Exploding Triangles