Föld és ég
After Crying · 1994
60 min · 11 tracks · classical music
A complex blend of progressive rock and classical elements, creating a textured soundscape that is both ethereal and intricate.
Top tracks — play these first
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Júdás — At nearly ten minutes long, this track exemplifies After Crying's ability to weave complex narratives through music, blending rich instrumentation with evocative themes.
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Puer natus in Betlehem — This piece showcases the band's classical influences with its choral elements and orchestration, offering a hauntingly beautiful contrast to the rest of the album.
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Kétezer év — As the longest track on the album, it serves as an epic conclusion that encapsulates the band's artistic vision, incorporating various musical motifs throughout its expansive runtime.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Manticore érkezése I. 1:48
- 2 Manticore érkezése II. 6:36
- 3 Enigma 1:22
- 4 Rondo 3:40
- 5 Zene gitárra 3:14
- 6 Leltár 3:58
- 7 Cisz-dúr koncertetűd 3:10
- 8 Puer natus in Betlehem 6:03
- 9 Júdás 9:39
- 10 Bár éjszaka van 7:06
- 11 Kétezer év 13:39
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