Acts of Harm, by Outlander

Acts of Harm

by Outlander

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Terrence Falconer I think this is the best Outlander work for me despite being a bit too short comparing to "Valium Machine". The sound here is speechless Favorite track: Lye Waste.

saturdays=youth Cinematic, dark, multi-layered soundscapes which you cannot escape from. Acts Of Harm convinces the listener with the synergy of soft and fragile vocals along with harsh, loud and painfully swelling guitar and bass riffs. Outlander continuously evolves. This is their new chapter, but only accesible to the listeners able to decode and read within the melodies. Favorite track: II: Habituation.

F G A new benchmark in doomgaze/post rock. The whole record breathes, sighs, and aches with regret and yearning. It's fantastic and the hype sticker on the front of the LP doesn't do it justice. This is not those other bands, this is Outlander! Favorite track: Lye Waste.

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1.	Bound 06:09	buy track
2.	Want No More 07:50	buy track
3.	II: Nuclear 01:53	buy track
4.	Orbit 03:44	buy track
5.	New Motive Power 07:08	buy track
6.	Lye Waste 11:51	buy track
7.	II: Habituation 03:29	buy track

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released June 28, 2024

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Outlander Birmingham, UK

slow rock from birmingham, england.

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Nov 24

The Victoria, Dalston

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