SOM "Let The Light In" CD deicide including Epica

including Epica

A mainstay of the European psych underground in his own right

seductive choruses and killer soloing - basically everything that could be wanted from a Talas record

DONOR was unable to settle into a proper footing amidst the scene—a struggle common for so many metal acts during the mid-'90s—and decided to call it a day before the end of 1995

SOM "Let The Light In" CD deicide including EpicaAfter eight years, SOM stand at a pivotal moment. Three years after their critically acclaimed sophomore album The Shape of Everything (Pelagic Records) and a year following the release of Faith, an am bitious EP of Depeche Mode covers (Sonic Ritual Recordings), their forthcoming third full length Let The Light In captures the band at its most introspective and ad venturous. A study in contrasts, Let The Light In is simultaneously SOMs catchiest and