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This second album from rockers Eternal builds on their intriguing debut with 11 tracks varying from the instrumental title track to the melodic "Everlasting" and the dark, heavy "To Drown".
The Eternal formed in 2003 from the ashes of renowned underground Melbourne doom band Cryptal Darkness. The Eternal strive to successfully combine the primal excitement and energy of a cohesive rhythm section with strong vocal and guitar melodies, and the symphonic atmosphere of layered keyboards. A wide range of vocal styles and intricate guitar harmonies gives the group its varied yet distinct sound. Their debut album for Firebox The Sombre Light of Isolation was released in June 2004, and received glowing reviews in both mainstream and underground media. The follow-up, recorded early in 2005, Sleep of Reason both defines and extends The Eternal's sound from their debut work. Less convoluted than its predecessor, it packs 11 songs into 59 minutes. Sleep of Reason was produced and recorded by Estonian guitar virtuoso Endel Rivers (Black Majesty, Vanishing Point) at Palm Studios in Melbourne, and mastered by Mika Jussila (Amorphis, Nightwish, Therion) at Finnvox Studios in Helsinki. Firebox. 2005. Eternal Sleep Of Reason Songs | 1. | Awaken, Arise |
| 2. | Everlasting |
| 3. | To Drown |
| 4. | Soul Undone |
| 5. | Hollow Inside |
| 6. | In My Skin |
| 7. | Dreams End |
| 8. | Beneath the Soil |
| 9. | Sleep of Reason |
| 10. | Dying Light |
| 11. | Weight of Empathy |
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