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* Patrice Hamelin – drums (live, 2011-present; studio, 2014-present)

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* Patrice Hamelin – Michel Bélanger - drums (live, 2011-present; studio, 2014-present)
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* Patrice Hamelin – drums (live, 2011-2023; studio, 2014-2023)
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** ''Pleiades' Dust'', while maintaining the noisy and weird sound of their last several releases, takes the prog influences UpToEleven by structuring the entire release as one song (though it contains seven discrete movements). It also makes more usage of dynamic range than most of the band's previous work, with liberal use of {{Subdued Section}}s and the BoleroEffect.

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** ''Pleiades' Dust'', while maintaining the noisy and weird sound of their last several releases, takes the prog influences UpToEleven up to eleven by structuring the entire release as one song (though it contains seven discrete movements). It also makes more usage of dynamic range than most of the band's previous work, with liberal use of {{Subdued Section}}s and the BoleroEffect.
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* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent[=/=]GenreAdultery: "The Battle of Chamdo" uses a string quartet instead of the usual distorted guitar/bass/drums instrumentation of death metal. It's still dissonant and creepy, though. "Clouded" also counts, being so slow in tempo that it could be considered a [[DoomMetal Death/Doom]] song.
** ''Pleiades' Dust'' in spades, returning to the ''Obscura'' sound and being more abstract than that. Hell, many fans have begun to compare the music to that of Music/DeathspellOmega.
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* GratuitousLatin: The chorus of "Obscura" is in Latin.

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* GratuitousLatin: The chorus of "Obscura" is in Latin.Latin, though it has some grammatical errors, and it seems like the band made up a few {{portmanteau}}s. "Illuminatus" also contains some Latin, with two of the four words again being {{portmanteau}}s, and the song title "Das Martyrium des..." is sort of a mashup of GratuitousLatin and GratuitousGerman (''Martyrium'' is Latin for ''martyrdom'', but is not a word in German; "Das Märtyrertum des..." would mean "The Martyrdom of..." in German).

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