Returning We Hear the Larks

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Thousand-Arms Fortress 01:34 Tools
II: The First to Fall 08:26 Tools
I: To Foreign Soil 08:45 Tools
Callisto 04:44 Tools
I: Introduction 02:47 Tools
III: The Machines of Man 08:08 Tools
IV: Of Spectres and Angels 08:49 Tools
V: Epilogue 01:34 Tools
Europa 04:33 Tools
V: Returning, We Hear the Larks, pt. 1: A Dæmon in the Hearts of Man 16:03 Tools
V: Returning, We Hear the Larks, pt. 2: ...And Suddenly, We Eclipse This World 03:32 Tools
Prologue: Stheno; Slain by Hand of Gods 09:14 Tools
The Corruption of the Third Sister 09:04 Tools
Anton Chigurh Is Well Bad 01:24 Tools
Nascence in the Caverns of Mount Olympus 06:33 Tools
Ganymede 07:30 Tools
The Despairing Sea I: In Search of Solace 04:24 Tools
Alpha 03:40 Tools
Uprising 04:40 Tools
Io 06:01 Tools
A Dæmon Hunted/The Flight of Perseus 13:23 Tools
Vendetta 05:53 Tools
Eli Sunday 03:27 Tools
Intro 00:46 Tools
Asphyxia 02:40 Tools
The Despairing Sea II: The Wanderer Euryale 04:54 Tools
I Want You Dead 02:25 Tools
Like Lambs 05:44 Tools
Langemark 05:47 Tools
300 05:57 Tools
Unrest 02:00 Tools
The Virus [ft. Chris Gengler] 05:31 Tools
Conquest 05:00 Tools
Last Words 01:33 Tools
Immolation 03:44 Tools
Cretaceous Beast 05:52 Tools
Blow (Kesha Cover) 04:01 Tools
Unbreakable 04:04 Tools
Of Falsity and Whoredom 07:22 Tools
Obzen 04:24 Tools
II: History: Bathilda Bagshot 04:25 Tools
The Soundtrack to the Apocalypse Will Be Grindcore [2010 Remake] 06:09 Tools
Line-Trap 05:18 Tools
I: Foreword: Amycus Carrow 02:09 Tools
The Doctrine 08:18 Tools
III: Legacy: Remus Lupin 06:12 Tools
Regulus 04:12 Tools
II: History: Regulus Black 04:07 Tools
Bathilda 04:59 Tools
Fun With Flange [Bonus Track] 02:47 Tools
This Mangled, Rotting World... [ft. Beyond Our Eyes; The Bard of Blasphemy] 02:56 Tools
Line-Trap [Instrumental] 05:20 Tools
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam 05:16 Tools
Lavender Town (Thall Version) 05:16 Tools
In Desperation 03:50 Tools
Obliteration 05:16 Tools
Uncoffined 07:47 Tools
Chivalry Is Dead 04:36 Tools
To Loved Ones Lost 07:47 Tools
V: Returning, We Hear the Larks (Full Suite) 02:52 Tools
Uncoffined [Bonus Track] 07:47 Tools
Divine Misanthropy 02:09 Tools
I Want You Dead [2006 Demo] [Bonus Track] 02:09 Tools
Unbreakable (Veil of Maya cover) 04:04 Tools
This Mangled, Rotting World... [ft. Beyond Our Eyes; TheBardOfBlasphemy] 03:05 Tools
The End of All Things (Larks Mix) 03:11 Tools
This Mangled, Rotting World... (feat. Zach Norman, TheBardOfBlasphemy) 03:06 Tools
Pandora 02:52 Tools
Obzen (Meshuggah cover) 04:25 Tools
Pass Out (Tinie Tempah) 04:52 Tools
Blow (Ke$ha Cover) 04:01 Tools
The Sky-Man 03:11 Tools
Blow (Kesha Cover) 04:01 Tools
The Soundtrack to the Apocalypse Will Be Grindcore 06:09 Tools
Ovarium 02:12 Tools
The Subterranean Gravity Well 05:35 Tools
A Company of Flies 02:57 Tools
Nascence in the Caverns of Mount Olympus (Instrumental) 03:53 Tools
Prologue: Stheno; Slain by Hand of Gods (Instrumental) 06:42 Tools
Paranoid 02:38 Tools
The End of All Things [Larks Mix] 06:09 Tools
Michelle Pfeiffer Can't See Ghosts 01:50 Tools
V: Returning, We Hear the Larks [Full Suite] 06:09 Tools
The Despairing Sea I: In Search of Solace (Instrumental) 01:09 Tools
The Corruption of the Third Sister (Instrumental) 01:09 Tools
A Dæmon Hunted​/​The Flight of Perseus 13:23 Tools
Cipher [Red Seas Fire Cover] [Bonus Track] 06:42 Tools
This Mangled, Rotting World... [ft. Beyond Our Eyes: The Bard Of Blasphemy] 03:06 Tools
Fuck Mahos 02:35 Tools
An Amber Horizon (The Sky-Man, pt. 2) 03:56 Tools
A Dæmon Hunted/The Flight of Perseus (Instrumental) 04:15 Tools
Prophecy 01:11 Tools
Dead to Me [The Arusha Accord Cover] [Bonus Track] 05:53 Tools
Uprising (Instrumental) 04:41 Tools
The Virus 05:31 Tools
Tentative 03:20 Tools
.--. .-- .----. ... / .. -.. . .- 00:49 Tools
EPIC StiCk bAttLeZ!! 06:42 Tools
Unrest (Instrumental) 02:00 Tools
Conquest (Instrumental) 05:00 Tools
To the Death [Architects Cover] [Bonus Track] 06:02 Tools
99 03:53 Tools
Antagonist 02:51 Tools
Vendetta (Instrumental) 05:53 Tools
300 [Instrumental Remake] 06:02 Tools
V: Returning, We Hear the Larks 04:07 Tools
Callisto [Original Demo] 05:11 Tools
Europa [Original Demo] 04:07 Tools
Betrayal to An Epic Degree [Instrumental Remake] 08:32 Tools
This Mangled Rotting World... 03:06 Tools
Blow 04:01 Tools
Alone, pt. 1 [Coursework Piece] 03:22 Tools
The Despairing Sea II: The Wanderer Euryale (Instrumental) 09:15 Tools
Ypres 00:00 Tools
The End of All Things 05:31 Tools
The Anxious Savings Stag Becomes Ever-More Anxious About Representing a Large Savings Company 02:55 Tools
Alone, pt. 2 [Coursework Piece] 03:14 Tools
Fuck Mahos [2011 Remake] 02:44 Tools
Fun Thing Lolz 01:11 Tools
Myself De-Thirsted by Ori 04:02 Tools
The Prophecy of the Curious Second Proton 06:02 Tools
Hypoxia 06:02 Tools
The Favourable Underneath 01:09 Tools
Life and Death 01:52 Tools
A Demon Hunted/The Flight of Perseus 05:31 Tools
Icarus Lives! [Jak's Awful Pop Remix] 04:15 Tools
Delayed by the Unfair Nipple (And Its Gross Unfairness, Combined With a Subtle Hint of Nippleness) 05:31 Tools
Immerse 05:24 Tools
Ite, Scene? 01:25 Tools
The Determined Mackerel Becomes Considerably More Determined 02:32 Tools
Detected While Wheeling! 02:09 Tools
See You Again 05:24 Tools
For What I Seek and the Curse That Curses My Previously Uncursed Curse Area, I Am Forever Searching Opposite the Bathtub 04:04 Tools
The Controversial Spider-Eating Spider-Eater Controversially Eats a Controversial Spider-Eating Spider Spider 02:44 Tools
To the Death 02:44 Tools
Vendetta [Disc 2 Instrumental] 05:53 Tools
III Legacy: Remus Lupin 05:53 Tools
Hollaback Gurl [ft. SpiralMountain] 04:16 Tools
Hope and Faith, Courtesy and the Die Young 02:09 Tools
Visualisation Transport Mixer Manager (Object Editor) 02:58 Tools
Fun with Flange 02:47 Tools
This Mangled, Rotting World... 03:06 Tools
Cipher 03:06 Tools
Uprising [Disc 2 Instrumental] 04:41 Tools
Unrest [Disc 2 Instrumental] 02:00 Tools
Conquest [Disc 2 Instrumental] 05:00 Tools
Canadian Bacon 05:00 Tools
Dead to Me 05:00 Tools
V- Returning, We Hear the Lark 16:07 Tools
Introduction 02:47 Tools
III_Legacy: Remus Lupin 05:27 Tools
The Happy Birthday Chugfuck 02:32 Tools
Prologue: Stheno, Slain by Hand of Gods 09:15 Tools
Langemark [Instrumental Demo] 09:15 Tools
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Returning We Hear the Larks was the Progressive Metal solo project of Jack Noble, a student from Bristol, UK from 2006 to 2013. The name is taken from the poem by Isaac Rosenberg. Noble began writing and recording Pop Punk music in 2005 with his younger brother George. He soon began experimenting with his own Hard Rock music and releasing it online under his own name. He released a short debut album in the spring of 2006 entitled Asphyxiation, which is still available online in a few locations. In October 2006, he took up rhythm guitar for the local Metalcore band Anathematize, consisting of close friends of his. After the band lost various singers, Noble assumed the position of front man as well as second guitarist. After going through personal troubles in early 2007, Noble relaunched his solo project anonymously under the name MurderOnTheDancefloor (initially written with spaces, until it was changed due to a dispute with the US Deathcore band of the same name). Influenced heavily by the music of his teenage years, Noble performed a fusion of Deathcore and Trance under this name. His music typically consisted of fast-paced Death Metal riffage, combined with breakdowns and Trance synth melody lines, and often featuring violent and angst-ridden screamed lyrics. Noble labelled this style as 'Death Disco'. An eponymously-titled EP was released under this name, as well as a compilation of demo tracks entitled Before Copyright Became an Issue (in reference to his dispute with the US band of the same name, as well as regular use of unauthorised samples in his music). Both of these releases are available for free download on Noble's current BandCamp. In 2008, Noble's musical direction changed and he began working on Experimental Metal/Deathcore under the name Sins of the Watchmen. The name is a reference to the biblical extraterrestrial race known as the Annunaki and their supposed home-planet of Nibiru, a subject that Noble was studying in depth at the time. Two EPs were released under this name; The Soundtrack to the Apocalypse and The Download EP (the former of which was also heavily themed around the Annunaki). These releases are available for free download on Noble's current BandCamp. During 2008, his band Anathematize played a number of shows in the Bristol and Bath region before breaking up in the summer. Once again in early 2009, Noble chose to take his music in a more experimental direction. Inspired by his visit to Belgium and the battlegrounds of the First World War, the project was named Returning We Hear the Larks. He immediately released the Langemark EP, themed around his experiences in Belgium, and began the development of his debut album. The Hidden World: I, a Harry Potter-themed EP, was also released in 2009. By this time, Noble was heavily influenced by Progressive Metal bands such as Meshuggah, Gojira and Bulb. He discovered the beginnings of the Djent scene and, with the release of his Of Marduk EP, became one of the first bands on Got-Djent, which has since become a very important part of the Djent scene. It was through his presence on this site, as well as Jamendo, that Noble gained a fanbase amongst the underground/online community. His increase in listeners generated significant hype for the eventual release of his debut WW1-themed full-length Ypres in summer 2010. The album exceeded 1000 downloads on the night of its release. Noble's final EP to date, Proud England, was released in March 2011. Around this time, Noble began the Melodic Death Metal project Red Horizons with his cousin Josh, releasing their debut album Angelic in October of the same year. He also replaced Ash Gollings as the vocalist of UK-based Technical Death Metal band Fractals in the autumn of 2011, releasing an EP entitled Corridors with them in December and currently working on the band's second full-length release. A new single entitled Line-Trap was released in April 2012 and demonstrated a partial change in style; incorporating autotuned sung vocals and jarring, 8-string riffs reminiscent of bands such as Vildhjarta. After over a year since Line-Trap and three years since the release of his album Ypres, Noble released his second full-length entitled Far-Stepper/Of Wide Sea for free download on June 25th, 2013. Along with this release, he stated that the project had reached its conclusion and that this would be the last full Returning We Hear the Larks album. Despite this however, Noble is expected to release a covers album as well as a collection of demos (as with Ypres) as a farewell to the project. All of Noble's releases (including releases under the name Sins of the Watchmen and MurderOnTheDancefloor are available for free (with the exception of Proud England) from his BandCamp page. He also frequently uploads free demos and previews on his SoundCloud account. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.