What makes Phase One (2006-2009) by Vision Lunar notable?

'Phase One' garnered attention for its ambitious blending of genres, particularly in the post-black metal and psychedelic scenes, which influenced subsequent artists exploring atmospheric elements. Its unique structure, mixing polished tracks with raw demos, showcased an unfiltered creative process that resonated with fans and critics alike, leading to positive reviews from niche publications focusing on underground metal. When 'Phase One (2006-2009)' was released in 2010, Vision Lunar was transitioning from underground projects into broader recognition within the atmospheric black metal scene. This album compiled early demos and tracks, marking a significant step as their first official release after several years of honing their sound. The band sought to encapsulate their evolution and experimentation during this formative period.

Who is Phase One (2006-2009) for?

Phase One (2006-2009) works well if you're into ethereal soundscapes for dreaming, dynamic flow with emotional peaks and haunting vocals for introspection.

How many songs are on Phase One (2006-2009)?

Phase One (2006-2009) has 17 tracks, running approximately 75 minutes.

Released 16 years ago this October

Phase One (2006-2009)

Vision Lunar · 2010

75 min · 17 tracks · post-black metal

Ethereal soundscapes intertwine with aggressive riffs and expansive atmospheres to create a journey through cosmic realms.

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Top tracks — play these first

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La Chasse Infernale — This track exemplifies the band's ability to balance haunting melodies with intense instrumentation, creating a captivating atmosphere that draws listeners into its narrative depth.
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Mother Song — Featuring expansive arrangements and emotive vocals, this song stands out as a pivotal moment on the album that highlights both vulnerability and strength within the cosmic framework.
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L'envol De La Vanité — Serving as a thematic anchor for the album, this track weaves intricate guitar work with lyrical explorations of existential themes, embodying the band's philosophical inclinations.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

ethereal soundscapes for dreaming
dynamic flow with emotional peaks
haunting vocals for introspection
two-halves listening experience
wave-like pacing for relaxation

Maybe skip if you

seeking fast-paced excitement
prefer straightforward, catchy tunes

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Phase One (2006-2009)' was released in 2010, Vision Lunar was transitioning from underground projects into broader recognition within the atmospheric black metal scene. This album compiled early demos and tracks, marking a significant step as their first official release after several years of honing their sound. The band sought to encapsulate their evolution and experimentation during this formative period.
Stylistic neighbors: Oranssi Pazuzu· Darkspace· Wolves in the Throne Room

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 La Forêt Enchantée 2:50
2 La Chasse Infernale 7:45
3 L'envol De La Vanité 4:31
4 L'esprit Dans Le Ciel 6:01
5 Le Démon De La Lune 3:20
6 Pristina 3:51
7 L'absence De La Lune 4:00
8 Lunar III (Demo) 7:17
9 Lunar V (Demo) 2:39
10 Lunar VIII (Demo) 4:53
11 Lunar IX (Demo) 2:00
12 L'envol De La Vanité (Demo) 9:08
13 Pristina (Demo) 1:29
14 Mother Song 6:51
15 Eternal Song (Take One) 3:50
16 Eternal Song (Take Two) 4:48
17 Unusable Demo 0:32

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