Spring had come and the last snow was black with dirt and poison. People everywhere seemed slow, and behind their sunglasses they were hiding the hollowness that one too many winters leave in everyone. The days passed slowly yet darkness came fast. While the thin coffee in his dirty cup went from cool to cold, he sat and rolled another cigarette. It always got so quiet then. Surely, it will be edged in his mind forever: that day last November. If he were to listen to some music now - it would surely be the new album"That Day Last November" by Austria's Our Ceasing Voice. For it's a concept album about the passage of that time, that's supposed to heal all wounds; a dark and gloomy record, situated between hypnotizing ambient and something that once was Post-Rock. An album about those things in life, one can't escape: death, mortality. Reminiscence and oblivion, love and grief. Admidst the Tyrolian Alps, Our Ceasing Voice was founded in 2006. Meanwhile, the band released several EPs and a full-lenght album, when now their music has seen a radical change. Their dark and gloomy sound is situated between hypnotizing ambient and something that was once Post-Rock. Incorporating guest appearances by American singer-songwriter Matthew Ryan, as well as the typical, deep and almost dying vocals of Reinhard Obermeir, lead to tighter song structures while maintaining Our Ceasing Voice's full cinematic strengths. Thus, this album will make sure you won't be able to escape your memory. Of everything that happened on that day last November.