Sunshine Above The Grave

by Ashen Epitaph

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vlaci Thought it's a turbo folk Benediction cover band but the early demos are (still!) quite covincing considering where they originate from, the land of the tamburica and turbo folk. The bonus disc was worth the purchase and some solos are so catchy that I can sing them to my kids.
Waiting for a reunion, if
Black Sabbath could do it, they can do it.

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Streaming + Download

Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.

Bonus tracks:
Tracks 11-15: remastered tracks from 'From Underground'
Tracks 16-23: remastered tracks from 'Somewhere Behind The Nervecell'
Tracks 24-29: live bootlegs from a show in Senta.

Booklet included.

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1.	Intro 01:53	buy track
2.	Sunshine Above The Grave 04:07	buy track
3.	Andromeda 768 04:02	buy track
4.	In The Labyrinth 04:23	buy track
5.	Isolated Sick Soul 03:04	buy track
6.	Between Two Lies Of The Past 03:41	buy track
7.	Under The Global Terror 03:18	buy track
8.	Last Thought 03:54	buy track
9.	Midnight Madness 03:43	buy track
10.	Losing All Hope 04:35	buy track

about

'Sunshine Above The Grave' is the first album recorded by the band in a traditional manner. Recordings started during the summer of 2010 but were only finished in 2011 due to several problems. Finding a label was a long procedure, but the offer we received from Miner records during the spring of 2012 seemed the best, so the album was released there.

Released as a double-disc album, the first CD contains 'Sunshine...' while the second one is a compliation of remastered earlier songs and bootlegs. In retrospect, releasing a double-disc album wasn't the best idea, as the latter part was originally intended to be released separately. The first CD is available for streaming, while the second CD is available for download as bonus tracks.

credits

released September 1, 2012

Guest solo in 'Under The Global Terror' by Deák Árpád (Jane Dark).

Guest solo in 'Andromeda 768' by Nihilak (Watch My Dying, Superbutt).

Cover art by Branislava Filic.