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Diluvium

ObscuraJuly 13, 2018

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Diluvium is the fifth studio album by German technical death metal band Obscura, released on 13 July 2018 via Relapse. The album is the first to feature guitarist Rafael Trujillo, who replaced Tom Geldschläger in 2015. Diluvium is also marked as the last album of the band's four-album concept series, along with Cosmogenesis, Omnivium and Akróasis.

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1	Clandestine Stars	3:38
2	Emergent Evolution	4:52
3	Diluvium	5:02
4	Mortification of the Vulgar Sun	6:09
5	Ethereal Skies	5:18
6	Convergence	4:04
7	Ekpyrosis	5:23
8	The Seventh Aeon	5:17
9	The Conjuration	5:33
10	An Epilogue to Infinity	6:16
11	A Last Farewell (Bonus Track)	2:26

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53:58

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11

Released

July 13, 2018

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© 2018 Relapse Records Inc.

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Emergent Evolution

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