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Asira - As Ink in Water (2025) 44 1-24
Country: UK
Genre: Blackened Progressive Metal, Ambient
Format: FLAC (*tracks)
Quality: Lossless [44.1kHz/24 bit]
Time: 44:33
Full Size: 483.22 MB
Blackened Prog from the UK. We make music of honesty and hope, with deep emotion at its core.
The term "progressive metal" has encompassed a lot throughout the years, and it seems every year there's a new band or a returning band that defies the simplistic genre-pigeonholing of the term. Take Asira, for example. Their debut Efference, back in 2017, encompassed a gamut of sounds spanning from blackgaze to at points choral music and even the blues. I was particularly fascinated with their dreamy sound, and I honestly had no idea they were releasing their long-awaited follow-up until recently. As Ink in Water further takes their already amorphous sound and reshapes it to be an even dreamier record, not unlike Deadly Carnage, with small hints of emotionally-charged blackgaze scattered throughout.
The term "progressive metal" has encompassed a lot throughout the years, and it seems every year there's a new band or a returning band that defies the simplistic genre-pigeonholing of the term. Take Asira, for example. Their debut Efference, back in 2017, encompassed a gamut of sounds spanning from blackgaze to at points choral music and even the blues. I was particularly fascinated with their dreamy sound, and I honestly had no idea they were releasing their long-awaited follow-up until recently. As Ink in Water further takes their already amorphous sound and reshapes it to be an even dreamier record, not unlike Deadly Carnage, with small hints of emotionally-charged blackgaze scattered throughout.
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