Cosmic Echoes (2019)

by Dizziness

supported by

YomaBarr Awesome. Where was this band all my life? Keep it dizzy (and dissy)!

mils oh shit! bleakness, a pace that uproots all, a wall of sound that spins you to other dimensions, a dark yet warm atmosphere. cannot ask for anything more - respect & keep it up dizzi!

	Order Of Death 00:00 / 06:15

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.

€6 EUR or more
Full Digital Discography

13

releases

Get all 13 Dizziness releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Abhorrent Flickering Of Obscurity (2024), Ne La Mort, Ne Le Venin. (2023), Offermort Heritage (2013), Anno Tenebrae (2016), Evocation Of Ancestral Grandeur (Demo 2010), Reroute (2019), Cosmic Echoes (2019), ...Traces... (2018), and 5 more.

Purchasable with gift card

€32.83 EUR or more (50% OFF)

	1.	Porphyria 02:33
	2.	Dark Era 06:29
	3.	Order Of Death 06:15
	4.	Sense Of Madness 04:52
	5.	Cosmic Echoes 02:34

about

This is the most experimental phase of the band.
Composed & Recorded only by Pyriflegethon and Defiant during ''Reroute'' full length album sessions (2019).
Mixed & Mastered at DefiantSound by Defiant.

credits

released June 17, 2019

*Included Complete Artwork for CD Format

**Release date on physical format (tape) : 1/7/19

license

subtotal
taxes calculated at checkout

about

Dizziness Athens, Greece

Different spectrums of madness arising from deranged esoteric struggles.
A mosaic of agony and torment, absurdity and internal conflict forcing us to eternal turmoil.

contact / help

Contact Dizziness

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

Top

If you like Dizziness, you may also like:

All Shall Return to Chaos
by Insanity Cult

supported by 28 fans who also own “Cosmic Echoes (2019)”

So many good reviews here, I don't have much to add, apart that this LP of Insanity Cult, especially the howls and high-pitch shrieks really reminded my of "When The Light Dies" from Mexican raw BM act Luciferian Rites. The raven-like croaking vocals are spot-on, and I can't wait for the newest LP to come out (on 28.2.25 )!! sashavonkarl74
go to album
We, The Oblivious
by Sørgelig

supported by 28 fans who also own “Cosmic Echoes (2019)”

This is the sound of fury turned both inward and outward—a seething, bitter rage at the ruins of what could have been. Each riff, a scar. Each shriek a wound torn open anew. The raw production only amplifies the frustration. The drumming pounding like fists against the walls of some impossibly dark room that is closing in around you. Beneath the chaos,there’s something more disturbing: not just hatred, but the unbearable weight of loss, the violent rejection of a fate that was never meant to be. DaynaJ
go to album
Striving Toward Oblivion
by VORGA

supported by 27 fans who also own “Cosmic Echoes (2019)”

so many gems in this album but after i went through this in order for my review, i kept returning to this anguished call to humanity, an emblem of despair in vast nothingness. a shred of hope dashed, as this album as a whole speaks to the annihilation of the ideals of humanity and the pedestals they sit on - and what happens when we watch all that shatter. there are plenty of outer space themed albums, but VORGA brings us something worth listening to. mintymetal
go to album
I I
by Blood Abscission

featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 10, 2025
go to album
Dark Tales of Zarathustra
by Belnejoum

featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 10, 2025
go to album
Soulspear MLP
by Silent Thunder

featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 10, 2025
go to album
World In Ruins
by Isolert

supported by 24 fans who also own “Cosmic Echoes (2019)”

Bloody hell the vocals here are absolutely majestic; supremely dynamic with loads of variance in style while maintaining a visceral brutality. The atmospheric elements are gracefully and artfully intertwined but make no mistake, this is ruthless black metal first and foremost. Band synergy is also stunning and can be felt through my speakers; everything is just so masterfully packaged together. Faith
go to album