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Harvest Moon

by Insubria

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1.
Heritage 04:11
This chapter is ending now The heritage has left this old pale town It took away a part of me, Of my childhood memories Time, It's the specter of these days The hard life times, The wind of the city is cutting up my face Childhood time, I say you goodbye I hope we will meet again In the heritage of tides Dear childhood time, I say you goodbye I hope we will meet again In the heritage of tides I can't love this town anymore Because it sways on the edge of folklore The tides of its past (Tides of its past are drowning me) Are ghosts in those streets
2.
Soil 04:03
The city is coming here I can taste the smell of the concrete From this Wood I would try to do something or more That's right, I'd rather live lost in the haze of eternity Rather than see the fall of the tree That once welcomed my nest For those who doesn't have a voice For those who doesn't have tears to cry The promise Neverland The promise Neverland This sense of belonging What's the point of having the wings If there isn't a place where to fly? The sky is too distant And soon this wood will not exist anymore Now we shape the soil we conquered Upon soaring and grateful hills
3.
Legacy 03:35
Pale metropolis profane Crumbling gashes of liberty Of land masked by the asphalt of the cities From the silence of this land From the dawn above east-rests They are growing without restraint Where the mountains awake Fractal worlds of unleashed lands Above and far, hidden and far Remains fog and tacit fragments Of years scratched by the power of the elements That rends the beauties of the Alps From the Insubria's land screams thy name A primal utopia, that will never return again Forgotten folklore, voices lost in history And the gods one tops have leaved Now are pale lands of deceive
4.
Home 05:13
Across vast valleys I've wandered Along woods of deciduous leaves Taste of the past, you're cold As the wind from those crests Sorrow and betrayal Forbid my sins, my desire Torn by the world I'd image From those sweet colors I had seen Home, sweet token of home I recall your empty lies upon myself like waves of a winter sea I flow Lost in landscape of my memory Snow is falling outside Where the peaks are sealed by the white A clocked stone on the ridge By winter tears in sorrow of ice A feeble voice from the forest in gray The trembling light of the stars through the shades From which of this oak I wish to return back home Home, sweet token of home I dream your skies above Your forest grows and rivers flow Lost in the landscape of you
5.

about

Harvest Moon is a concept EP about the Pillars of Folklore.
The 5 piece work tells about what Heritage, Environment, Legacy and Nature means for the Band.
It is an intimist vision about present and past.
A vision about purposes, inner self and mistakes.

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released December 18, 2020

Recorded, Mixed an Mastered at Media Factory Studio by Fabrizio Romani
Produced by Manuel Ambrosoni and Fabrizio Romani
Artwork and Logos by Elisa Urbinati Illustration

All songs are written by Manuel Ambrosoni and Matteo Valtolina
All lyrics by Manuel Ambrosoni
All songs are performed by Insubria
First guitar solo in "Soil" by Jack Draven from Ulvedharr

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Insubria Bergamo, Italy

Fall, Alps, tradition.
Cold stone loves the red leaves covering its paths.
Since their first line up in 2017, Insubria always aimed to move away from the European Folk
Metal criteria and clichés. Pagan and Celtic themes have left room to the imagery of their
homeland: The Alps, their primary inspiration.
Welcome to the Alpine lands.
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