Subsume, by Cloudkicker

Subsume

by Cloudkicker

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Rod Astorga In the words of Maynard James Keenan: "Holy fucking shit." This album is not necessarily about being the loudest kid on the block. With that said, Sharp does not hesitate to absolutely pummel you into the ground with mind boggling riffs and time changes. If you're into prog-metal, buy this now. Right now. Favorite track: A weather front was stalled out in the Pacific--like a lonely person, lost in thought, oblivious of time..

Proghead This album provides so much ambient and comforting musical experiences. It's like a blanket of sound that surround you.

And the needlessly-and-particularly-long-song-titles are playing a role in the appreciation of the album as a whole. Favorite track: A weather front was stalled out in the Pacific--like a lonely person, lost in thought, oblivious of time..

Entropy Some of my all time favorite Cloudkicker grooves are on this album. Essential to any prog-metal collection! Favorite track: A weather front was stalled out in the Pacific--like a lonely person, lost in thought, oblivious of time..

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	1.	The warmth of the daytime seemed like a dream now. 05:29
	2.	A weather front was stalled out in the Pacific--like a lonely person, lost in thought, oblivious of time. 16:23
	3.	He would be riding on the subway or writing formulas on the blackboard or having a meal or (as now) sitting and talking to someone across a table, and it would envelop him like a soundless tsunami. 08:48
	4.	You could laugh forever but never end up happy. 09:33

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"The warmth of the daytime seemed like a dream now" remix included as bonus track

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released September 14, 2013

Music by Ben Sharp
Art direction and design by Charlie Wagers

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Cloudkicker Columbus, Ohio

My name is Ben Sharp and I have been making music under the banner of Cloudkicker since 2007. I write, record, mix, and master everything at my home in Columbus.

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