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Shadowlight

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about this album

2010 gave birth to ESITU’s most ambitious, elaborate and highly-anticipated artistic creation to date – their second full length album "Shadowlight". “Imaginative”, “psychedelic”, “chilling”, “energetic”, “complex”, “surreal” and “unique” are some of the many words used by fans and critics alike to describe ESITU’s latest offering to the world, and in taking almost four years to release their newest creation, listeners will not be disappointed. ESITU has been able to clearly show with this offering their growth as artists, and with another album less then a year away, that growth is sure to continue. In an interview with sws (lead vocalist of ESITU) he said, "We couldn't stop writing music, and while it took us a long time to get this album out, it was recorded alongside another hour worth of content that we're going to release in late 2011 - so you won't have to wait as long this time around for a new record." User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

tracks

1

of the past

Esitu

0:36
2

The Loss

Esitu

2:48
3

Please Take a Number

Esitu

2:57
4

Living As

Esitu

4:21
5

Cancer

Esitu

4:12
6

The Touch

Esitu

2:02
7

Face Life For Now

Esitu

4:24
8

Empty & You

Esitu

4:49
9

amoxilride-detrahybinol

Esitu

0:30
10

Tranquilium

Esitu

6:08
11

Sleep Alone

Esitu

1:15
12

The Month of April

Esitu

5:34
13

Jabberwocky

Esitu

6:26
14

The Clan's Disgrace

Esitu

6:55
15

Paradise

Esitu

7:47

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