Is An Anthology of Past Misfortunes a good place to start with Vision Eternel?

Yes, An Anthology of Past Misfortunes is recommended as a starting point for new Vision Eternel listeners. An immersive soundscape where ethereal melodies blend with haunting atmospheres, creating a dreamlike experience. Upon the release of 'An Anthology of Past Misfortunes', Vision Eternel was establishing their presence in the dark ambient and post-rock scenes. This compilation followed their previous works, showcasing their evolution and deepening exploration of emotional soundscapes. The album also served as an expansion of their discography, featuring both polished tracks and early demos.

Who is An Anthology of Past Misfortunes for?

An Anthology of Past Misfortunes works well if you're into long, immersive listening sessions, atmospheric background focus and contemplative emotional reflections.

How many songs are on An Anthology of Past Misfortunes?

An Anthology of Past Misfortunes has 47 tracks, running approximately 95 minutes.

An Anthology of Past Misfortunes

Vision Eternel · 2018

95 min · 47 tracks · post-rock · ambient · dream pop

An immersive soundscape where ethereal melodies blend with haunting atmospheres, creating a dreamlike experience.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

long, immersive listening sessions
atmospheric background focus
contemplative emotional reflections
gradual builds and payoffs
layered, dense sonic textures

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Fan Favorite — Beloved by dedicated fans for its immersive soundscapes and artistic vision.
Themes: haunted memories· love in isolation· dreamlike longing
Career context: Upon the release of 'An Anthology of Past Misfortunes', Vision Eternel was establishing their presence in the dark ambient and post-rock scenes. This compilation followed their previous works, showcasing their evolution and deepening exploration of emotional soundscapes. The album also served as an expansion of their discography, featuring both polished tracks and early demos.
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