Kohllapse (album)

Kohllapse
Studio album by Kohllapse
Released 1996
Genre Gothic-Doom
Darkwave
Length 43:51
Label Self-Released
Kohllapse chronology
Kohllapse
(1996)
Distant Mind Alternative
(1999)

'Kohllapse' is the self-titled debut full-length album by the Australian group Kohllapse.

Recording history

In 1995, the band began independently recording this album, originally intended as a promotional CD.[1] The band released Kohllapse in 1996. It was noted for its exceptionally dark and varied tracklisting that combined death, doom, gothic and electronic elements.[1] The song "An End to Pain" features black metal type out put with its buzzsaw guitars and shrieking vocals.[1]

Kohllapse was chosen as the "Pick of the Litter" in HM Magazine's March/April issue in 1997, and was described as "the first Christian band that sounds like Type O Negative".[2] The song "Tell Me Your Fears" was released on the magazine's sampler in 1998.[3]

In 1997 the band inked a distribution deal with Nuclear Blast USA, making the album available for wider audience.[4]

Track listing

  1. "Path" - 1:27
  2. "Tell Me Your Fears" - 10:36
  3. "Never" - 7:12
  4. "Towards" - 1:03
  5. "Take Me Away" - 4:09
  6. "My Child" - 4:49
  7. "An End to Pain" - 2:29
  8. "Self Infliction" - 7:55
  9. "Serenity" - 4:11

References

  1. 1 2 3 St.Laurent, Neil. "Kohllapse - Kohllapse and interview with Ro". Tracks of Creation #9. Retrieved 2007-09-29.
  2. "Kohllapse". Firestream Music Vault. Retrieved 2007-09-29.
  3. "Various: Pick of the Litter". Music-db. Retrieved 2007-09-29.
  4. Jonsson, Johannes (1997–1998). "News 1997". The Metal For Jesus!. Retrieved 2007-09-29. Kohllapse is, at last, receiving major label interest!! (1997-12-18); "Congrats to Kohllapse on obtaining Nuclear Blast America for its distributor." (1998-03-05); "Kohllapse recently inked a distribution deal with Nuclear Blast USA.. unfortunately, they also, again, lost their bassist, Bevan Carroll, and are now seeking bassists.." (1998-02-26)


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