Post-rock/blackgaze project Unreqvited has dropped the second single/lyric video, "The Antimatter", from its upcoming album, A Pathway To The Moon. The album's release via Prophecy Productions has been postponed from 24 January to 7 February 2025.
Unreqvited's mastermind 鬼 comments: "The next single track, 'The Antimatter', is an exploration of chaotic dissonance that transcends the palisade of precedence within its taxonomy. A grave tumult that culminates into a disturbed meridian of bedlam and unrest, thereafter dissipating into an apprehensive tranquillity as wistful and haunting as a brooding gaze".
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