Lithium Dawn - Aion

Review by Matthew Gain

Lithium Dawn's Aion is a musical masterpiece that showcases the band's immense talent and creativity. The album is a perfect blend of progressive rock, metal, and electronic music, with each track offering a unique and captivating sound.

The opening track, "The Price," sets the tone for the album with its haunting melodies and powerful vocals. The album then moves on to tracks like "Decimator," which features intricate guitar riffs and driving rhythms, and "Ascension," which showcases the band's ability to create atmospheric soundscapes.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Void," which features a beautiful piano melody and soaring vocals. The song builds to a powerful crescendo, leaving the listener feeling both uplifted and emotionally moved.

Artist: Lithium Dawn
Album: Aion

2012

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
The Price, Pt. I	5:16
Oblivion	5:25
Soar (Through the Ash and Fire)	5:30
The Price, Pt. III	5:2
The Price I
Soar (Through The Ash And Fire)
Rust
The Price, Pt. II	3:6
Freefall (Featuring Aaron Marshall)
Rust (feat. Garrett Gleason)	6:30
Freefall (feat. Aaron Marshall)	9:15
A Stellar Paroxysm	3:42
Perpetual Loss	8:18
Destroyer	7:27
Status	2:51
The Price II
The Price III
Cataclysm	3:30

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AION Album Comparison (Original vs. 10th Anniversary Edition)

Status - 10th Anniversary Edition

Lithium Dawn - Perpetual Loss

AION - 10th Anniversary Edition Full Album Visualizer

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Not On Label (Lithium Dawn Self-released)

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Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Jens Marcelis
Artwork	Jens Marcelis
Layout	Jens Marcelis
Drums	Matt Benoit
Keyboards	Matt Benoit
Producer	Matt Benoit
Edited By	Igor Stolarsky
Mastered By	Taylor Larson
Drum Engineering	Taylor Larson
Vocals	Ondrej Tvarozek
Guitars	Ondrej Tvarozek
Programming	Ondrej Tvarozek
Mixed By	Ondrej Tvarozek
Engineer	Ondrej Tvarozek

Notes

All songs by Ondrej Tvarozek except "Oblivion" by Matt Benoit.
© 2012 Lithium Dawn

Barcodes

Barcode: 7 98576 83972 7
Matrix / Runout: WWW.COPYCATSMEDIA.COM 19882-CD-0002 15-321-22
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LK13

About Lithium Dawn

Lithium Dawn is a Progressive metal (with ambient and dub influences) Band from Washington, D.C..

Members

Jens Marcelis
Ondrej Tvarozek
Matthew Benoit
Aaron Gage

Summary by Matthew Gain

Aion is a stunning album that showcases Lithium Dawn's incredible musicianship and songwriting abilities. It is a must-listen for fans of progressive rock and metal, and anyone who appreciates great music.

Comments

akumyeldest

Thank you. That's all. Thank you. Waiting to see you live (if you'll ever come to Romania I'll be there). But until then, thank you.

megami792

10 years later, the songs are still super amazing and fresh. What an underrated album. Amazing.

kv7419422

the nostalgia, thanks for this

nrwd87

Guys, this was such a pleasure to listen to. Ever since you put out AION 10 years ago (I was 18 then), I knew your band was something special. I listened to it so much, and it always took me to a special place. All your albums are so good, so magical and moving, but none are quite like AION. This revamp of the original album almost made me feel like I was listening to you for the first time all over again. It is amazing that you guys never got super huge, because more people should totally hear this.

Anyway, I just want to say thank you, all of you, for these last ten years of amazing music. :)

zaferandroid

This archive is a collection of some of the early demos that served as foundation for the music on debut "AION". Some of the album songs retain their original mood. Others allow you to see almost entirely different arrangements. There are also a couple of unreleased tracks here that just never made the cut into the final track listing. They simply didn't fit into the overall context of the rest of the music. Finally, was included an early cover of Porcupine Tree's "Open Car", which was put together well before was decided to officially become a band.

sunilstg

Thanks for uploading this as a full length vid, this is an album that should only be listened to if you can hear the full thing in one go imo! A proper musical journey. <3