Life Has Ended Here

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Life Has Ended Here
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Studio album by Dominion III
Released 2002
Recorded 2002
Genre Industrial
Black Metal [1]
Length43:41
Label Napalm
Producer Tharen and Tomas Pure
Dominion III chronology
The Hand and the Sword
(2000) The Hand and the Sword2000
Life Has Ended Here
(2002)

Life Has Ended Here is the second album by Dominion III. It features a more prominent industrial edge and guitar-driven tracks. The style continues to be characterized by hard and aggressive rhythms combined with hopeless and sinister soundscapes. [2]

Dominion III is an Austrian industrial music band created in 1998.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "A Dead Heart in a Dead World"
  2. "Life Has Ended Here"
  3. "The Priests of Emptiness"
  4. "Conductors of Life"
  5. "Unreal"
  6. "Code Red"
  7. "Coming Winter"

Credits

Additional guitars on track 5 & additional vocals on track 4 by Tomas Pure. Recorded, mixed and mastered at Pure Sound Recordings in 2002. Audio engineering by Tomas Pure. Layout photography by Spoonman. All design and layout by Tharen.

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References

  1. "Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives - Dominion III". The Metal Archives. Retrieved 2012-02-28.
  2. "Napalm Records". Napalm Records. Retrieved 2012-02-28.