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Harakiri For The Sky
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Harakiri For The Sky

Harakiri for the Sky formed in 2007 around Austrian musicians Matthias Sollak and Michael Steuerer. They've released albums like 'Aokigahara' in 2014 and...

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Harakiri For The Sky's heavy, melancholic textures

An Austrian duo whose music blends bleak metal with cathartic melody.

If you want to frame them, start with 'Panoptycon' and '02:19 AM, Psychosis'. That's their sound.

Listen to '02:19 AM, Psychosis' or 'Panoptycon' and you'll hear what they do. The songs carry a specific weight, heavy textures meeting melancholic melodies, that some find cathartic and others find too bleak. That tension is the point.

Matthias Sollak and Michael Steuerer formed the band in 2007. They've put out albums like 'Aokigahara' in 2014 and 'Mære' in 2021, with 'Scars Beneath the Skin' arriving in 2023. The core duo has stayed constant, working with various session musicians along the way.

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Harakiri for the Sky formed in 2007 around Austrian musicians Matthias Sollak and Michael Steuerer. They've released albums like 'Aokigahara' in 2014 and 'Mære' in 2021, with their most recent being 'Scars Beneath the Skin' in 2023.

Their music works with heavy textures and melancholic melodies, heard in tracks like 'Panoptycon' and '02:19 AM, Psychosis'. The songs often carry a weight that some listeners find cathartic, while others have criticized the band's approach as too bleak.

They've worked with various session musicians over time, including guitarists Christoph Brunnthaler and Arve Isdal. The band continues to operate with Sollak and Steuerer at its center, putting out material that stays within their established sonic territory.

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