The Architecture Of Melancholy, by PETER BJÄRGÖ

The Architecture Of Melancholy

by PETER BJÄRGÖ

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Kenneth Sullidor I found this piece just beautiful. Favorite track: The Death Of Our Sun.

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Repress of 500 copies in 8 panel Digipak. 7 Tracks. Running Time 40:30

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1.	The Architecture Of Melancholy 06:47	buy track
2.	Bitteresque 04:43	buy track
3.	The Hidden Compass 03:59	buy track
4.	Apathy 05:08	buy track
5.	A Wheel Of Thoughts 04:05	buy track
6.	The Death Of Our Sun 05:24	buy track
7.	Sleep Dep.Loop1 10:12	buy track

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Peter Bjärgö, the man behind the now legendary groups ARCANA and SOPHIA is back with his second solo album. On his first solo release "A wave of Bitterness", we got a glimpse into the mind of a thoughtful person. Now this new release, "The Architecture Of Melancholy", we are sent onto a journey to the darkest depths of Peter's mind and thoughts. Melancholy was once a disease, a mental statement of chronic depression, we are now facing this illness again around the world and this album is a real journey with the melancholic mind. Titles like Bitteresque, Apathy and The Death Of Our Sun give us an idea of the aural voyage ahead. The delicate blend of soft guitars, engulfing dark ambient and the sheer power of Peter's voice make this album a shining diamond among stones. Hope is all that is left...

2019 Repress of 500 copies in 8 panel Digipak. 7 Tracks. Running Time 40:30
Original Edition of 700 copies in 8 panel Digipak. 7 Tracks. Running Time 40:30

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released February 21, 2012

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