04 Destiny Falls To Ruin

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After a chance meeting with a certified recording specialist and almost two years of fine tuning, Solitude Aeturnus guitarist Steve Moseley has resurrected the live album Hour Of Despair that was recorded in Warsaw, Poland back in 2007.

With the help of long time friend and Solitude Aeturnus alumni Kurt Joye, along with Tim Payne, Brian Turner and Will Skinner, the Hour Of Despair Deluxe Edition album features all new depth and definition, utilizing modern production capabilities to enhance the existing audio without adding any new recordings.

Mastered at Nomad Studio with Gary Long, Hour Of Despair Deluxe Edition features songs from every album by Solitude Aeturnus to date, providing the listener with a flagship sampler of heavy doom metal sounds that were originally recorded between 1991 and 2006.

Please know that purchasing this single direct from our store puts a majority of the money back into our hands, the creators and artists (instead of the streaming platforms), which will enable us to use those funds to produce another project in the future (instead of making the streaming platforms richer), so we thank you for supporting our efforts!

- Steve Moseley
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Save $1.89 and get all twelve songs in our full-album purchase!

Once your purchase is complete, you'll be able to download WAV and MP3 file versions of this song.

Once your purchase is complete, you'll be able to download Desktop Wallpaper and Panoramic Version of the new artwork, an exclusive perk for purchasing from our store.

Here is a list of the files and their sizes that you will be able to download:

MUSIC
04 Destiny Falls To Ruin.wav (52.24 MB File)
04 Destiny Falls To Ruin.mp3 (14.78 MB File)

IMAGES
1920x1080 Deluxe Edition Wallpaper (96.54 KB File)
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4000x1000 Deluxe Edition Panoramic (124.42 KB File)
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LYRICS
Destiny Falls To Ruin

I sat upon grassy linen
Looking far into my thoughts
Among deep and dark forests
Lining a hazy grayish loch
And there inside foreshadow dealt
A vision to perception
A prophetic form of imagery
Manifest in shadows obscure

And destiny falls to ruin

No discourse but archaic filterings
Of black and cryptic signs
None helping a bleak understanding
Of things not yet to come
In the misty drizzle
Entranced to deep in mind
I saw an image foreboding
Of the world which rests outside

I saw a sea of tranquility
At rest in the arms of the storm

And destiny falls to ruin