DECADENCE — Where do broken hearts go?
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“Decadence has been proudly signed to Cold Meat Industry for their first album since the "Something to love, something to spend" LP in 2003. With their new album "Where do broken hearts go?", Decadence manage to create a perfect harmony between sophisticated Neo-Classical and Neo-Folk music; dramatic classical orchestrations, militaristic snares and soft melodies played by piano and acoustic guitars. Fragile innocence presented by female singer Eufrosyne, and completed by the cynical voice of Petros - a perfect combination of Romance and Sin. Decadence have released very limited vinyls on prestigious labels before, that were instantly sold out, so we are finally glad to present their new album, to a larger audience.” [label info]
“....Decadence exudes emotion and intimacy. Listening to “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” is like being invited into the closest recesses of a passionate artist’s life after a devastating encounter with the love. The music coveys a depth of character and vulnerability rarely seen or felt in modern music. Decadence has captured the tormented animal released by love and written it wretched biography. They have created a befitting requiem for broken hearts harboring lust, longing, and wounds. “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” is a wonderful contribution to the genre and I highly encourage established fans and newcomers to bask in the dim wounded splendor that is Decadence.” [Heathen Harvest]
“....Decadence exudes emotion and intimacy. Listening to “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” is like being invited into the closest recesses of a passionate artist’s life after a devastating encounter with the love. The music coveys a depth of character and vulnerability rarely seen or felt in modern music. Decadence has captured the tormented animal released by love and written it wretched biography. They have created a befitting requiem for broken hearts harboring lust, longing, and wounds. “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” is a wonderful contribution to the genre and I highly encourage established fans and newcomers to bask in the dim wounded splendor that is Decadence.” [Heathen Harvest]