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Cult of Luna Unveil “A Way Back” from Upcoming Album In The Shadow of Your Shadow: Stream

The Swedish metal band's new LP will be released on November 6th. Cult of Luna Unveil “A Way Back” from Upcoming Album In The Shadow of Your Shadow: Stream Langdon Hickman

Cult of Luna Unveil “A Way Back” from Upcoming Album In The Shadow of Your Shadow: Stream

Swedish metal band Cult of Luna has unveiled "A Way Back," the second single from their forthcoming album In the Shadow of Your Shadow. The track is set for release on November 6th through RED CRK Recordings, following the album's title song, which dropped in June. Co-vocalist and guitarist Fredrik Kihlberg shared that "A Way Back" explores the feeling of losing oneself, being trapped, or both, and the difficulty of finding a way out.

The song is described as a heavy ballad, akin to Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" or Pain of Salvation's more subdued tracks. It showcases a rich use of texture, with a simple melody and progression enhanced by layered acoustic and electric guitars, piano, synth, sound effects, and percussion. The result is an oceanic and vast soundscape, underpinned by an earworm folk melody and a slow, brooding atmosphere.

In the Shadow of Your Shadow, which draws inspiration from the fear of stagnation, features tracks like "Sadness Will Reign" (featuring Joe Duplantier), "Landby," "Breach," "The Rift," "One More Day" (featuring David Eugene Edwards), "From Grey to Black," and "Burial."

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