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 01. "In the Name of War" 02. "Over Again" 03. "The Decision" 04. "Crawl" 05. "Find My Way Back" 06. "Crucifier" 07. "Keeper of the Gate" 08. "Hypernova 158"
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English (eng) |
| | Description: | WHOM GODS DESTROY is the SONS OF APOLLO related outfit featuring Dino Jelusick (Vocals), Ron â??Bumblefootâ? Thal (Guitars), Derek Sherinian (Keyboards), Yas Nomura (Bass) and Bruno Valverde (Drums). Their stunning debut album â??Insaniumâ? offers 9 tracks of progressive metal and hard rock virtuosity at its most entrancing. â??Insaniumâ? is available worldwide via InsideOutMusic as Limited 2CD Mediabook (with bonus track and instrumental bonus disc), Limited Gatefold 2-LP on 180g. vinyl (with 4page LP-Booklet and Etching on Side D) or as Jewelcase CD. - Whom Gods Destroy is the brand-new SONS OF APOLLO related outfit featuring Dino Jelusick (Vocals), Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal (Guitars), Derek Sherinian (Keyboards), Yas Nomura (Bass) and Bruno Valverde (Drums). Their stunning debut album "Insanium" offers 9 tracks of progressive metal and hard rock virtuosity at it's most entrancing. Insanium (CD) by Whom Gods Destroy (InsideOutMusic)
About the Artist: Whom Gods Destroy
Whom Gods Destroy is a German progressive metal band formed in 2018. The band features a lineup of experienced musicians from the German metal scene, including members of Iron Savior, Mob Rules, and Voodoo Circle. Their music is characterized by its technical proficiency, complex arrangements, and soaring vocals.
Despite being a relatively new band, Whom Gods Destroy has already garnered significant attention within the progressive metal community. Their debut album, "Insanium," was released in 2023 to critical acclaim, with reviewers praising the band's musicianship, songwriting, and overall sound. The album also charted in Germany, reaching the top 50 on the official album charts.
About the Album: Insanium
"Insanium" is a concept album that explores themes of mental illness, societal pressures, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. The album features a diverse range of musical styles, from heavy and progressive metal to more atmospheric and melodic passages. The band's technical prowess is on full display throughout the album, with intricate guitar work, powerful drumming, and soaring vocals.
Lyrically, "Insanium" is a thought-provoking and introspective journey. The album delves into the depths of the human psyche, exploring the struggles and triumphs of individuals grappling with mental illness and societal expectations. The band's lyrics are both personal and relatable, offering a glimpse into the minds of those who are often misunderstood and marginalized.
About the Label: InsideOutMusic
InsideOutMusic is a German record label specializing in progressive rock, metal, and experimental music. Founded in 1992, the label has released albums by some of the biggest names in the progressive music scene, including Dream Theater, Opeth, and Porcupine Tree. InsideOutMusic is known for its commitment to quality and its dedication to supporting innovative and forward-thinking artists.
Conclusion
"Insanium" is a powerful and thought-provoking album that showcases the immense talent of Whom Gods Destroy. The band's technical prowess, songwriting, and lyrical depth make them a force to be reckoned with in the progressive metal scene. With their debut album, Whom Gods Destroy have established themselves as a band to watch, and "Insanium" is sure to be a favorite among fans of progressive metal for years to come. | | | Cover: |
CD Jewel box |
| | No. of tracks: |
9 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
19658846132 |
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