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Losing Faith
Eternal Descent
Losing Faith
Genre: Alternative Rock
 
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This debut release introduces the characters Lyra, and Sirian; Bringing life to thier comic book world, though dynamic strings, crushing guitars, and soaring vocals. Not forgetting cinema quality sound effects, which add a...  more »

     
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All Artists: Eternal Descent
Title: Losing Faith
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Incendium Records
Release Date: 3/13/2007
Genre: Alternative Rock
Style: Goth & Industrial
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 634479270512

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This debut release introduces the characters Lyra, and Sirian; Bringing life to thier comic book world, though dynamic strings, crushing guitars, and soaring vocals. Not forgetting cinema quality sound effects, which add a new dimension to the listening experience. The deluxe fold out packaging features artwork by Ben Krefta, and REIQ. Losing Faith was written, arranged and performed by Llexi Leon. Vocals by Elysha West. Programming by Keefe West. Produced by Llexi Leon & Keefe West. Mixed by Llexi Leon & APB Audio.
 

CD Reviews

Stellar.
Kean Erickson | California, USA | 10/07/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an artist just starting out, but I think it has a bright future ahead of it. This album is both extremely melody-driven and ambient/atmospheric; the flowing female vocals combine with fast guitar licks to create a truly unique production.



I personally encountered this band through a myspace invite, and though I have encountered and befriended or rejected countless bands through that medium, oftentimes forgetting about them after hearing their music, Eternal Descent is an artist that knocked my socks off and demanded of me an album purchase. This is the only artist I've encountered on myspace--out of hundreds--that has garnered this reaction from me. Eternal Descent fills a niche of fiery, graceful music that has for too long been empty."