The Host Of Seraphim (Remastered) – The Serpent’s Egg (Remastered) by Dead Can Dance
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The Host Of Seraphim (Remastered)

Dead Can Dance / The Serpent’s Egg (Remastered)

"A classic piece by Lisa Gerrard with an incredible vocal performance, slow drums and deep synth drone to create a sense of tension, suspension, yearning and pain."

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Second Hour Breakthrough Atmospheric Voice Drone Slow Drums Emotional Sad Gentle Mournful Suspenseful Slow Haunting Modern Classical Ethereal Unhurried World Vocal Harmonies Evocative Resonant Ethno-ambient World Music Ceremonial Melancholic Minimal Somber Sparse Subdued Ambient Pads Ambient Drones Low Energy Minor Breakthrough Tension

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Intensity: 0.4822

Activation Intensity: 0.2257

Affective Intensity: 0.8817

Tempo: Very Slow (57.063 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.297)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0305)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.117)

Spaciousness: 0.6823

Tension: 0.2879

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