An Elixir for Existence
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| An Elixir For Existence | ||
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| Studio album by Sirenia | ||
| Released | 2004 | |
| Recorded | September and October 2003 | |
| Genre | Symphonic metal Gothic metal |
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| Length | 53:44 | |
| Label | Napalm Records | |
| Producer(s) | Terje Refsnes, Morten Veland | |
| Sirenia chronology | ||
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| At Sixes and Sevens (2002) |
An Elixir For Existence (2004) |
Sirenian Shores (EP) (2004) |
An Elixir for Existence is the second album from the gothic metal band Sirenia, released in 2004. The album has a distinctly different feel from the previous At Sixes and Sevens, a major aspect of this is due to a new female vocalist, Henriette Bordvik.
An overwhelming number of the songs are concerned with mental conditions, be it depression (Voices Within), drug use (Euphoria), or thoughts of suicide (The Fall Within); of course the meanings of all the songs are subject to further conjecture.
[edit] Track listing
- Lithium and a Lover – 6:33
- Voices Within – 6:52
- Mental Symphony – 5:25
- Euphoria – 6:35
- In My Darkest Hours – 6:04
- Save Me from Myself – 4:14
- Fall Within – 6:48
- Star-Crossed – 6:28
- Seven Sirens and a Silver Tear – 4:45
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