Into The Eye, by Observers

Into The Eye

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IAmRevEvil Doom riffage at its best. can't wait for The Age of the Machine Entities to fully come out.

3/5 Favorite track: Into The Eye (Dark Ambient Version).

resaurus My god, It's full of riffs Favorite track: Into The Eye (Dark Ambient Version).

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From the upcoming album The Age of the Machine Entities

Into the Eye

Bowman's voice died into the silence of utter bewilderment. He was not alarmed; he literally could not describe what he was seeing.

He had been hanging above a large, flat rectangle, eight hundred feet long and two hundred wide, made of something that looked as solid as rock. But now it seemed to be receding from him; it was exactly like one of those optical illusions, when a three-dimensional object can, by an effort of will, appear to turn inside out - its near and far sides suddenly interchanging.

That was happening to this huge, apparently solid structure. Impossibly, incredibly, it was no longer a monolith rearing high above a flat plain. What had seemed to be its roof had dropped away to infinite depths; for one dizzy moment, he seemed to be looking down into a vertical shaft - a rectangular duct which defied the laws of perspective, for its size did not decrease with distance...

The Eye of Japetus had blinked, as if to remove an irritating speck of dust. David Bowman had time for just one broken sentence which the waiting men in Mission Control, nine hundred million miles away and eighty minutes in the future, were never to forget:

“The thing's hollow - it goes on forever - and - oh my God! - it's full of stars!”

- Arthur C Clarke, 2001 A Space Odyssey, 1968

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released February 2, 2024

Guitars and soundscapes: Martin Kennedy
Bass: Rich Gray
Drums: Chris Bohm
Solos: Joao Corceiro
Mixed by Joe Haley

Art by Dylan Anderson splitsaber.exe

Made possible by my Ultimate Patrons:
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Observers Hobart, Australia

Instrumental melodic metal with a dark ambient undertone.

OBSERVERS is All India Radio's Martin Kennedy's new project. Debut album 'The Age of the Machine Entities' coming in 2024 is a heavy metal reimagining of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C Clarke's classic 2001 A Space Odyssey. ... more

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