Evinta

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To commemorate two decades of doom and gloom from My Dying Bride, the band embarked upon a special project to re-work familiar melodies and themes from their extensive catalogue into long, flowing symphonic composition, incorporating new vocals and passages from Aaron Stainthorpe. Sharing vocals is professional opera singer Lucie Roche, a talented soprano from France. These arrangements have been brought to life in co-operation with keyboard maestro Johnny Maudling (of Bal Sagoth fame) as well as a clutch of talented classical musicians and will be released on May 30th as 'Evinta', as a 2 disc set & also a deluxe 3-disc edition with 64 page book, inspired by My Dying Bride's illustrious recordings of the past two decade. A deluxe edition (3 Discs) including 64 page 12” hard-back book and additional disc of Evinta recordings (Evinta 3) A 2-CD* limited edition, in a digibook format with 24 page booklet for independent retailers A less expensive 2-CD* edition for general retail (UK and overseas chain stores), in a jewel-case format *2CD edition features CD 1 & 2 from the Deluxe (3 Disc) edition. Audio from Disc 3 will see an eventual release in the future. __________ Disc 1 1. In Your Dark Pavilion.........................................10:04 2. You Are Not the One Who Loves Me...............06:48 3. Of Lilies Bent with Tear...................................07:11 4. The Distance, Busy with Shadow.................10:47 5. Of Sorry Eyes in March......................................10:34 Disc 2 1. Vanité Triomphante............................................12:21 2. That Dress and Summer Skin.........................09:39 3. And Then You Go................................................09:22 4. A Hand of Awful Reward.................................10:21 Disc 3 1. The Music of Flesh.............................................07:05 2. Seven Times She Wept ....................................04:06 3. The Burning Coast of Regnum Italicum.........11:50 4. She Heard My Body Dying.................................08:31 5. And All Their Joy Was Drowned.......................10:15 .

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