Time of Land
Have a Nice Life · 2010
24 min · 4 tracks · punk rock
A haunting blend of ambient soundscapes and punk's raw energy, evoking a sense of both despair and transcendence.
Top tracks — play these first
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Wizard of the Black Hundreds — This track opens the album with an expansive sound that sets the tone for its exploration of themes like isolation and existential dread. Its layered instrumentation showcases the band's ability to create a vast sonic landscape.
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Woe Unto Us — The track features a striking contrast between aggressive vocals and mellower backgrounds, reflecting the inner turmoil and societal critiques that permeate the album. Its lyrical depth resonates with listeners navigating similar feelings.
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The Parhelic Circle — This song exemplifies the band's signature blend of atmospheric elements and punk energy, creating an immersive listening experience. Its structure also reflects their experimental tendencies while maintaining accessibility.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Woe Unto Us
The verses shift from collective despair to individual reflection, creating an emotional pivot point in the song.
This structural switch deepens the listener's engagement by transitioning from a broad critique to personal introspection, enhancing the song's impact.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Wizard of the Black Hundreds 7:40
- 2 Woe Unto Us 4:32
- 3 The Parhelic Circle 6:03
- 4 The Icon and the Axe 5:59
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