Astraya - Atropine (2026)

Artist: Astraya
Title: Atropine
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: These Hands Melt
Genre: Alt Rock, Post Rock, Prog Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 45:01
Total Size: 114/312 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Atropine
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: These Hands Melt
Genre: Alt Rock, Post Rock, Prog Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 45:01
Total Size: 114/312 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. A Spark Within 3:31
02. Lighthouse 3:40
03. In Devotion 4:32
04. A Theory Of Time 4:42
05. Descendant Of A Dead Man 6:24
06. Valley Of The Damned, Part I 1:58
07. In The Pale Glow Of Torches 5:30
08. Arrival 4:17
09. Valley Of The Damned, Part II 5:50
10. Atropine 4:37
This is the second full-length studio album by the German dark rock and progressive metal band Astraya.
Astraya's "Atropine" is a conceptual musical journey exploring themes of time, human fragility, fate, and internalized trauma.
The music offers a contrasting balance between a melancholic, almost ghostly calm and an explosive, heavy fury. Critics often compare the band's oppressive yet beautiful melancholy to the style of cult Swedish band Katatonia.
Frontwoman Melina Abele's clear, powerful vocals have a noticeable classical influence. Reviews have described her voice as "siren-like" for its captivating delivery.
The musical canvas combines dark rock, progressive metal, and doomgaze. For example, the title track "Atropine" features experimental flute played by guest musician Yael Su.
Astraya's "Atropine" is a conceptual musical journey exploring themes of time, human fragility, fate, and internalized trauma.
The music offers a contrasting balance between a melancholic, almost ghostly calm and an explosive, heavy fury. Critics often compare the band's oppressive yet beautiful melancholy to the style of cult Swedish band Katatonia.
Frontwoman Melina Abele's clear, powerful vocals have a noticeable classical influence. Reviews have described her voice as "siren-like" for its captivating delivery.
The musical canvas combines dark rock, progressive metal, and doomgaze. For example, the title track "Atropine" features experimental flute played by guest musician Yael Su.