SWALLOW THE SUN

Shining the latest album from Swallow the Sun, encapsulates the profound duality of the human experience and the band's enduring brilliance. The album explores the intrinsic challenges of being human, contrasting the beauty and purity within individuals with the transformation that occurs when we come together, chasing us away from innocence like rats from Eden. It highlights the struggle and disillusionment in human interactions.

Marking 23 years of their musical progression, Shining also symbolizes the band's pride and resilience, showcasing their brightest and strongest work to date. This album is a testament to Swallow the Sun's artistic legacy, intertwining existential reflections with their characteristic majestic sound.

Century Media

Shining the latest album from Swallow the Sun, encapsulates the profound duality of the human experience and the band's enduring brilliance. The album explores the intrinsic challenges of being human, contrasting the beauty and purity within individuals with the transformation that occurs when we come together, chasing us away from innocence like rats from Eden. It highlights the struggle and disillusionment in human interactions.

Marking 23 years of their musical progression, Shining also symbolizes the band's pride and resilience, showcasing their brightest and strongest work to date. This album is a testament to Swallow the Sun's artistic legacy, intertwining existential reflections with their characteristic majestic sound.

Century Media

At 52-minutes, “Moonflowers” is an eight-song affair that drives deep into the heart of Swallow The Sun main songwriter Juha Raivio’s disconsolate soul. From the dramatic “Enemy” and the grim “This House Has No Home” to the delicate “Moonflowers Bloom in Misery” and the beauteous “The Fight of Your Life,” “Moonflowers” is as rewarding and dynamic as it is accomplished and intimate. That it features Cammie Gilbert (Oceans of Slumber), Antti Hyyrynen (Stam1na), and Trio NOX—who perform a re-arranged classical version of “Moonflowers” in a Finnish church, which comes as a bonus album to some of the album formats—are more reasons to hold Swallow the Sun’s latest leap into the unknown in the highest regard.   2CD Mediabook

Century Media

2 CD - Ltd. 2CD+DVD Digipak

Century Media

At 52-minutes, “Moonflowers” is an eight-song affair that drives deep into the heart of Swallow The Sun main songwriter Juha Raivio’s disconsolate soul. From the dramatic “Enemy” and the grim “This House Has No Home” to the delicate “Moonflowers Bloom in Misery” and the beauteous “The Fight of Your Life,” “Moonflowers” is as rewarding and dynamic as it is accomplished and intimate. That it features Cammie Gilbert (Oceans of Slumber), Antti Hyyrynen (Stam1na), and Trio NOX—who perform a re-arranged classical version of “Moonflowers” in a Finnish church, which comes as a bonus album to some of the album formats—are more reasons to hold Swallow the Sun’s latest leap into the unknown in the highest regard.  

Gatefold 2LP+CD and digital album.

Century Media

Comes in a 6-panel Digisleeve with fold-out booklet.
 

Alone Records

Comes in a 6-panel Digisleeve with fold-out booklet.

Alone Records

Issued in a 6-panel Digisleeve with fold-out booklet.

Tracks 2 to 5 from unreleased demo 'Out of This Gloomy Light' (2003).

Alone Records

Comes in a 6-panel Digisleeve with 12-page booklet.

Alone Records

Gatefold black 2LP

Century Media

jewelcase

Century Media

Lost doom metal classic, originally released by Firebox Records 2005

Alone Records

Re-issue; black vinyl

Lost doom metal classic, originally released by Firebox Records 2003

Alone Records

Re-issue, black vinyl

Lost doom metal classic, originally released by Firebox Records 2005

Alone Records

Re-issue

Lost doom metal classic, originally released by Firebox Records 2003

Alone Records

Gatefold jacket. This is the special Solar Flare version, which comes on BLACK vinyl

Svart Records’ massive Swallow the Sun reissue campaign begins! We’re doing the band’s entire back catalog on vinyl, from Emerald Forest and The Blackbird backwards. Each edition features a new interview with Juha Raivio and Mikko Kotamäki.

With the previous vinyl edition of New Moon being sold out for years, it is high time for another, improved version. This version comes in a gatefold jacket and, unlike the earlier edition, it is expanded to three sides of vinyl, giving the music more dynamics and room to breathe.

Svart Records

Gatefold jacket. This is the special Solar Flare version, which comes on black vinyl that shines in all the colors of the fearsome, radiant sun. Limited to 400 copies.

Svart Records’ massive Swallow the Sun reissue campaign begins! We’re doing the band’s entire back catalog on vinyl, from Emerald Forest and The Blackbird backwards. Each edition features a new interview with Juha Raivio and Mikko Kotamäki.

This new edition builds largely from the earlier Svart edition of this title, but it also adds a new interview with Juha Raivio and Mikko Kotamäki.

Svart Records

Boxed set with 3 digipacks
24-pages booklet

Songs from the North is:

“Songs from the North I” continues in the vein of the albums before it – first-rate death-doom.

“Songs from the North II” is a beautiful acoustic foray, unplugged revel in the darkness.

“Songs from the North III” is the most extreme album, a complete ride into most horrific abyss of finely-crafted, conscience-crushing funeral doom.

A music video was made for 'Rooms and Shadows'.
Century Media

1. These Woods Breathe Evil 06:43
2. Falling World 05:08
3. Sleepless Swans 07:23
4. ...and Heavens Cried Blood 06:17
5. Lights on the Lake (Horror pt. III) 07:45
6. New Moon 05:00
7. Servant of Sorrow 06:25
8. Weight of the Dead 09:04

Spinefarm

1. Forgive Her 09:02
2. Solitude 06:23

Fire Box

solar flare edition

Svart Records

Svart Records