Following up 2015’s ambitious “Litany” endeavor, “Elegy” sees Texas based elemental dark metal ensemble Dead to a Dying World take their creative spirit to a new apotheosis resulting in the collective’s most focused and moving opus yet. With “Elegy”, Dead to a Dying World craft their vast aural landscape in such flourish, one consisting of seamless of sonic textures guided by the likes of apocalyptic dark metal, doom metal, and epic cinematic post rock. With a musical structure that consists of three monolithic central tracks reinforced by three stirring interval segments, “Elegy” presents a new grandiosity in Dead to a Dying World’s audial palette. One of the key musical components in “Elegy” are the monolithic melodic surges that thrive throughout “Elegy’s” discourse, whether it's through the more aggressive post-black metal-ish flourishes that counter with the more melancholic yet immense melodic components that truly begin to define the band’s sound.

• 1. Syzygy
• 2. The Seer's Embrace
• 3. Vernal Equinox
• 4. Empty Hands, Hollow Hymns
• 5. Hewn From Falling Water
• 6. Of Moss and Stone