The Industrial Twilight: She Past Away

Sunday, March 17, 2013

She Past Away - "Belirdi Gece" [2012]

Artist: She Past Away

Title: Belirdi Gece

Genre: Post-Punk, Darkwave

Country: Turkey

Release date: 2012

Track List:

Sanrı
Rituel
Monoton
Kasvetli Kutlama
İnsanlar
Belirdi Gece (Musallat)
Ruh
Kemir Beni
Bozbulanık
İçe Kapanış

Can't say I have a good knowledge of either Turkish rock scene or 80's post-punk/gothic rock, yet I found this album really interesting. It's a first time I hear 80's-style new-wave/post-punk made in Turkey, and it's quite good. However, the opening track isn't the best on this album (IMO), and the whole album would be better with vocals in English, or with no vocals at all... Other than that, this album is really remarkable, and I think She Past Away deserve to be called "Turkish Clan of Xymox".

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You can listen to the whole album on Youtube, though:

6 comments:

AnonymousMay 24, 2013 at 6:26 PM
Thanks, i like it
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Nowhere ManJune 21, 2013 at 10:04 AM
What is the password?
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AnonymousMarch 3, 2014 at 6:15 PM
I have just found this blog and I think it is really cool.
Moreover, I' ve discovered the band "She Past Away" few days ago listening to a local radio here. I think they're pretty good. The'll have a gig here in Rome on 23st march. I'll be there and I'll write you my impressions about their live performance. Nice blog, keep writing! Ciao... HappyMan76
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Νικόλας ΑγγελήςMay 1, 2014 at 4:50 AM
Did the file removed?
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