Rapture "Songs for the Withering" 12" Color:Black Astron Black

Astron Black

Terry Grow

In the Shadow of the Inverted Cross

writes of both albums:

and both artists redefine the concept of the classic power trio within a context of genre-bending

Rapture "Songs for the Withering" 12" Color:Black Astron BlackAfter the big success of Futile in 1999, Rapture released the sophomore Songs For The Withering, following the path traced two years. Austin Lunn from Panopticon would say on the album: This album is for me, the joy and comfort in melancholy The bittersweet sound track to autumn, the echoes of rainy days Nostalgic yet relevant but above all, an honest and relatable glimpse into human sorrow. It is a warm but wet blanket, reminding me of worse days and