PANOPTICON · On The Subject Of Mortality | DIGISLEEVE CD

CD in a gatefold digisleeve with an 8-page booklet.

Background information about 'On The Subject Of Mortality'

Panopticon’s "On the Subject of Mortality" is a poignant exploration of grief, written in the aftermath of the loss of one of Austin Lunn's parents. Originally released in 2009 and remixed in 2016, it delves into the emotional depths of human existence, processing death, and the fleeting nature of life. With atmospheric black metal and post-rock influences, the album reflects Lunn's personal journey through loss, deeply inspired by the existential themes of The Seventh Seal.

The album is a sonic journey that captures the raw emotions associated with mourning and existential reflection. Its intricate compositions weave together elements of intensity and introspection, offering listeners a profound musical experience that resonates on both an emotional and intellectual level. Each track serves as a chapter in Lunn's exploration of life's impermanence and the search for meaning amidst sorrow.

Track listing

1. Living In The Valley Of The Shadow Of Death
2. Living Eulogy
3. To Make An Idol Of Our Fear And Call It God
4. A Message To The Missionary
5. ...Seeing...
6. Watching You

Manufacturer: Nordvis Produktion, Garvaregatan 6, 93332 Arvidsjaur, Sweden, Contact: www.nordvis.com