Colosseum: Chapter 3: Parasomnia
Colosseum: Chapter 3: Parasomnia
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Colosseum
Label: Blood Music
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 764072824307
Genre: Rock, Heavy Metal
Finnish doom metal band Colosseum's final album - 'Chapter 3: Parasomnia' built upon their fast established status of Finnish doom legends and created a more introspective and bleak take on the band's deep psychological quandaries, perhaps fitting given the tragic loss of bandleader Juhani Palomäki shortly after the recording process had finished. It also took their long form compositions to a new level, featuring their longest songs yet (with opening track 'Dilapidation and Death' clocking in at over 21 minutes). This is the first-time ever vinyl pressing of the band's final album, presented in an ultra-limited heavyweight gatefold jacket on 180-gram 2xLP black vinyl by cult Finnish label Blood Music.
Tracks:
1.1 Dilapidation and Death
1.2 Questioning Existence
1.3 Passage to Eternity
1.4 On the Strand of Nightmares
1.5 Parasomnia
1.6 Aesthetics of the Grotesque (Demo, 2006)
