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Die Zukunft

by Apoptose

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Two hours 04:53
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what power art thou, who from below hast made me rise unwillingly and slow from beds of everlasting snow? see'st thou not how stiff and wondrous old, far unfit to bear the bitter cold, i can scarcely move or draw my breath? let me, let me freeze again to death.
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Medizin 04:47
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Dornen 05:43
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Das Jenseits 05:00
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Au ciel 05:17
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Die Zukunft 05:23

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"Wir sitzen in unseren Zimmern und draußen wird unsere Zukunft zerstört.“ We sit in our rooms and outside our future is destroyed. This line sets the tone for Apoptoses’s sixth longplayer "Die Zukunft“. Sometimes you don’t have to travel far to see and feel desolation. Your hometown, your room or even your head can turn into an overwhelming world full of fear or confusion – from initial alienation to the unsettling moment when just the voices in your head seem to know what is right or wrong. All this is palpable in the songs of "Die Zukunft“. Instead of painting these voices in colours of terror, Apoptose shows their inherent beauty in super dark electronics with slow motion rhythms.

In the four years of production Apoptose selected a wide range of different singers for this album. Most outstanding is classical trained tenor Daniel Sans. He sings "What Power Art Thou“ – a song that was composed by Henry Purcell in the late 17th century. Apoptose and Sans preserve the complex harmonic structure of the original translating it into a breathtaking five minute ride in apoptotic soundspheres. They succeed in conjuring up Purcell’s "cold genius“ that had already fascinated legendary countertenor Klaus Nomi in the 1980s. Other voices on "Die Zukunft“ include the gloomy spoken words of the advance single "Time-lapse City“, the lost girl’s voice on the title track and two female singers on "Dornen“. Consistent with the album title Apoptose does not look back, but is heading for novel territories within the dark ambient music genre.

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released October 31, 2018

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Apoptose Germany

From glacier ambient to time-lapse pop.
Dark electronics from Germany since 2000.

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