DREAM UNENDING, FEATURING TOMB MOLD’S DERRICK VELLA AND INNUMERABLE FORMS’ JUSTIN DETORE, SET NOV. 19 RELEASE DATE FOR DEBUT ALBUM: TIDE TURNS ETERNAL HEAR “IN CIPHER I WEEP” FROM THE 20 BUCK SPIN RELEASE | ||
Photo courtesy of 20 Buck Spin (Left to right: Derrick Vella, Justin DeTore) |
Sept. 20, 2021, Toronto – Dream Unending, a cleverly self-described “doom metal Postal Service” by founders Derrick Vella (Tomb Mold) and Justin DeTore (Innumerable Forms), release their debut album, Tide Turns Eternal on Nov. 19 via 20 Buck Spin. The illustrious pair, whose works have been hailed by a wide sweep of outlets including NPR, Rolling Stone, Decibel, Pitchfork, The Needle Drop amongst others, give listeners a taste of the seven-song, 45-minute album with today’s release of “In Cipher I Weep” (https://youtu.be/dHcaWwaNkLM) “’In Cipher I Weep’ was the first song we wrote,” explains Vella of the sprawling track. “That must have been nearly 2 years ago now. Definitely the darkest song on the album. Intense lyrics. It leads off with that strange fretless bass, those dying flange harmonics, the vampiric harmonizing, the haunting organ (Thanks, Dad) and transforms into this spellbinding piece full of beauty only to be undone with the heaviest moment of the album. Justin’s vocals sound like the pillars of heaven crashing into the earth. It’s good stuff.” Tides Turns Eternal sees the musicians expand into entirely new and unexpected directions, composing songs that drift between emotional states both forlorn and uplifting. Ascendant Floydian guitar textures and sparkling Cure-esque strumming lift the music out of the purely metal realm, where moody rock introspection allows for Elysian respite before DeTore’s world crushing roar assures no escape from earthly tumult is certain. “Dream Unending and Tide Turns Eternal is a testament to the idea that music can be limitless,” continues Vella. “This album was created by Justin and I without ever being in the same room, city or country. It defied closed borders and acts as more than just a record. It’s an affirmation of life. It’s a vision quest. It poses questions pertaining to fear, discovery, the value of one’s soul and offers an answer. Dream Unending serves as an excellent outlet for a language that Justin and I speak that we can’t express elsewhere. It pays tribute to not just doom, but to all the styles of music we love, and the immersive/cinematic quality of fully realized albums. The songs are heavy, dreary, and dreamy. What more could you ask for?” | ||
 Tide Turns Eternal cover |
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