1. Will I Deserve It 07:06
2. What We Have Lost 07:56
3. Long Before Me 08:50
4. The Sadness of Everyday Life 06:38
5. Heritage 07:22
6. The Feeling of Confusion 05:44
7. Until the Last Gasp 06:30 instrumental
t: 50:06
Участники/line-up
Bram Bijlhout Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Songwriting, Lyrics
Featuring lead vocals from Pim Blankenstein (Officium Triste)
/ From Bandcamp, “STRUCTURE is a doom project created in 2021 by former OFFICIUM TRISTE and THE 11TH HOUR guitarist Bram Bijlhout.” From their EPK, “In the moments of silence, when we have slipped from rooms and the gaze and demands of others, we can wander through all that has been, hold the precious, present moment in our hands and weigh both our delights and despair with reasoned measure. “Heritage” is about family, history and all that makes us who we are. It is about loss, hope and all the emotions that fuel us on an everyday basis. It is a very personal album about what we become in life through our Heritage and experiences. The pictures on the artwork are from my personal family photo albums which I received after my grandfather died.”
The album has seven songs. “Will I Deserve It” has a slow and pensive lead-in, until a towering, massive sound drops like a humanity-ending meteor to the Earth. There are some melodic tones as well, but they are very solemn, and nearly obliterated by the sheer weight of the song. “What We Have Lost” is deeply disturbing in terms of the absolutely crushing sound. The guttural vocals are so low, and the music so slow, it sounds like the time that passes between eons. The distorted guitar rattles with held notes that seem to sustain forever. Judging by the sound, the lost is profound. “Long Before Me” begins with semi-clean guitar tones that drip with thoughtfulness and even sorrow. Distorted tones follow, and they sound to me like what you would find peering off the edge of a cliff.
“The Sadness of Everyday Life” is a slow song with a crawling pace, like a snake slithering across the floor, taking his time, and stalking his prey. It has somber tones however, like an endless stretch of rainy days with a greyed over sky. I suspect a lot of us feel like this from time to time. The title track is perhaps the best on the album.
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