Garden of Remembrance (album)

Garden of Remembrance is the third album released by Oneiroid Psychosis. It was their only album released on Nilaihah Records. It features guest appearances by Kristy Venrick of The Azoic and Shikhee of Android Lust. The album artwork is by Paul Nitsche.[1]

Garden of Remembrance
Studio album by
Released1999
GenreDarkwave
Length1:02:27
LabelNilaihah
Oneiroid Psychosis chronology
Fantasies About Illness
(1996)
Garden of Remembrance
(1999)
DREAMS (with pollutions when virile)
(2001)

Track listing

  1. "Dark Day" – 5:02 words by Leif
  2. "October" – 4:46 words by Lars
  3. "Solace of the Shadows" – 2:03
  4. "Galatea" – 4:14 words by Lars
  5. "Wandering of the Womb" – 3:04 words by Leif
  6. "Tristesse" – 4:53 words by Leif
  7. "Mircalla" – 4:59
  8. "Long Lost" – 2:37 words by Leif
  9. "Iea" – 2:48
  10. "A Soul Upon All This" – 5:10 words by Leif
  11. "Carmilla" – 5:53
  12. "Cloud of Unknowing" – 3:35 words by Leif
  13. "Nihil Novum Sub Sole" – 13:16

Guest musicians

  • Kristy Venrick - Backing vocals on tracks 8, 12 and 13
  • Shikhee - Backing vocals on tracks 6, 8, 12 and 13
  • Lisa Sparacino - Female vocals on track 4
  • Tom Muschitz - Backing vocals on tracks 2 and 10

Sample sources

  • Wandering of the Womb
"Life was given to me. It is mine. I want to live it out."
-from Star Trek, Lights of Zatar
  • Mircalla
"Mircalla"
-from Vampire Lovers
  • Long Lost
-Cave drips from the computer game Dark Eye
  • Carmilla
"Carmilla, I'm dying." ". . . Yes."
-from Vampire Lovers
  • Nihil Novum Sub Sole
"Close your eyes...what do you hear?"
- Master Po from Kung Fu
Funeral procession and trip out sequence from Vampire Lovers
gollark: Some bad policy by someone does not mean that the virus it's intended to deal with somewhat isn't a problem.
gollark: I quite like using karax's DSL for HTML. You basically just generate the HTML tree with a bunch of nested templates.
gollark: <@736888501026422855> play literal apioform
gollark: >play literal apioform
gollark: >settings

References

  1. "Oneiroid Psychosis". PAUL NITSCHE. Retrieved 9 July 2017.


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