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The Anaesthete
Rosetta →11,934 listeners467,204 plays
2013post-metalsludgepost-hardcoredrone metal
about this album
The fire woman on the cover appears to depict the copper-eyed subject referred to as "Europa" on many songs. The title could be interpreted as "anaesthesia for a thete" which is an old Greek word for a nomad/vagabond/errant, a concept touched upon several songs as well. She could possibly be French or of descent given the existence of several Rosetta songs named in said language. Coincidentally, a Celeste album from the same year has a similarly looking woman. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
