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Echoes Of The Lost Souls

Sopoorific is the vessel of Alison Flora, a painter and sound artist who bends sound into vision and turns catharsis into ritual. Her work unfolds as a process of transmutation, where pain becomes symbol and symbol becomes song. Echoes of the Lost Souls is her most narrative work to date, a passage through shadow and light, haunted by childhood archetypes, medieval towers, spectral guides, and the forgotten echoes of William Blake’s poetry. This album feels less composed than summoned. Each track rises like an apparition: a windswept door trembling on the threshold of melancholy, a subterranean descent where gongs measure the rhythm of time, a trance-state where voices murmur from the unconscious in cryptic repetition. Psychedelic textures bleed into vast ambient spaces, rhythms pulse like distant drums of initiation, and melodies unfold as if etched into the stone walls of a dream. The journey is both intimate and mythological. In the ruins of the self, doubts coil into labyrinths while ghostly choirs guide the listener deeper into a realm where despair and revelation coexist. Towers loom in the distance, dungeons reverberate with unseen presences, and every sound gestures toward transformation, a hidden passage, a rebirth. Echoes of the Lost Souls is an initiatory quest where the listener confronts their own shadows, wanders through crumbling architectures of the mind, and emerges into the blinding radiance of a new dawn.