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Tears of the Moon v.2

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The Palace of Tears present this alternate version from the original off of their debut album, Of Ruination. Intended to be on the remix EP the Darkened and Scarred Remixes but eventually never made it.

This version has the band exploring a more ambient electro - tribal sound after being inspired by bands such as Arcana, Wardruna and Heilung.

Vocalist L.V. Darkling re-recorded her vocals specifically for this alternate version to convey the paganistic ritual feel the song invokes.

** To be noted this song was originally released on the Obscura Undead Compilation Volume 3 in 2021. **

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from Tears of the Moon v.2, track released April 30, 2022
L.V. Darkling :: Vocals, Lyrics and Invocations
Erick r Scheid :: E-Bow, Synths, Electronics and Programming

Recorded and Mixed By Erick r Scheid
Winter - Spring 2021 @ Chateau of the Crying Myst
New Orleans

Mastered by Daniel Henderson

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"With a haunting allure, The Palace of Tears artfully combines entrancing electronics, intricate guitar work, and deep, operatic vocals to produce a sound that seems to defy time itself. This duo’s signature blend draws from black metal, gothic rock, ambient drone, and more, all enveloped in a richly cinematic atmosphere." -- Alice Teeple ... more

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