Album · 2004

The Eye of Every Storm

by Neurosis

The Eye of Every Storm is a 2004 post-metal album by Neurosis. It runs 8 tracks across 69 minutes on Relapse Records.

Post-Metal · Atmospheric Sludge Metal · Doom Metal

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Tracks: 69 min
Runtime: 118 bpm
Tempo: A minor
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8 tracks · 69 min

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The Eye of Every Storm is the eighth studio album from the Californian band Neurosis, released June 28, 2004 on the Relapse, Neurot labels. It retains the strong folk music influences prominent on the band's previous album A Sun that Never Sets, while exploring their trudging and massive sound with a more dynamic approach closer to post-rock than their earlier work.

In brief

When was The Eye of Every Storm released?: The Eye of Every Storm was released in 2004 on Relapse Records.
How many tracks are on The Eye of Every Storm?: The Eye of Every Storm has 8 tracks, with a runtime of 69 minutes.
What genre is The Eye of Every Storm?: The Eye of Every Storm is catalogued under Post-Metal, Atmospheric Sludge Metal, Doom Metal.
What BPM is The Eye of Every Storm?: The Eye of Every Storm runs at a median tempo of 118 BPM across its tracks, most often in A minor, measured from audio analysis.
What albums are similar to The Eye of Every Storm?: Listeners of The Eye of Every Storm also rate Panopticon by Isis, Oceanic by Isis, A Dawn to Fear by Cult of Luna.

The Eye of Every Storm at a glance

Label: Relapse Records
Produced by: Steve Albini

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