Product Description
This is a jewelcase CD from the band HANGING GARDEN. Formed in 2004 as a heavy, doom - oriented project, over the past two decades, through seven albums and several line - up changes, the band has transformed to a more melodic and contemporary sound, with a touch of melancholy. Their compositions are dark, atmospheric, and emotional, while also showing an open - minded and playful musical style. Rooted in the doom, gothic, and melodeath branches of metal, HANGING GARDEN showcases a versatile and multi - layered playing style, featuring both female and male vocals. They draw inspiration from a wide range of music and art. The new album, 'The Garden', delves into atmospheres that are both tender and harsh, devilish and serene. It takes listeners on a journey to mankind's spiritual roots, making them think about the fragility of our technological society. As Toni Hatakka of HANGING GARDEN says, 'There is a new energy in the songs, a sense of hope to balance the despair, an action against the melancholy, or a light in the gloom.' 'The Garden' is the follow - up to 'Skeleton Lake' (2021). It was produced by Jussi Hämäläinen (vocals, guitars) and Jarno Hänninen, and mixed and mastered by the latter at D - studio (Beherit, Shape of Despair). The cover artwork and new band photos are by Finnish artist Kalle Pyyhtinen. This album also marks the return of drummer Antti Ruokola, who was last seen in the band seven years ago. HANGING GARDEN is sure to appeal to fans of Swallow the Sun, Ghost Brigade, October Tide, Katatonia, and Type 0 Negative. Tracklisting: 1. The Garden 2. The Four Winds 3. The Construct 4. The Song of Spring 5. The Fire at First Dawn 6. The Nightfall 7. The Stolen Fire 8. The Journey 9. The Derelict Bay 10. The Fireside 11. The Resolute
To enjoy this Hanging Garden CD, simply insert it into your CD player. Make sure your player is in good working condition. You can listen to it at home on a stereo system or in your car's CD player. If you want to transfer the music to your digital devices, you can use a CD - ripping software. Just follow the instructions of the software to copy the tracks. Keep the CD in its jewel case when not in use to protect it from scratches. Avoid exposing the CD to direct sunlight, high temperatures, or humidity as these can damage the disc. If the CD gets dirty, you can gently wipe it with a soft, clean cloth from the center to the edge. This will help keep the sound quality great for a long time.
