Descrizione
Death Melodic Metal from USA
Tracklist:
1 Into Nothingness (Intro) 01:29
2 To Be Human Is To Be Inhuman 04:20
3 Programmed To Die 04:03
4 Desolation (Interlude) 02:24
5 The Insignificance Of 04:03
6 Sending Death 04:04
7 Intergalactic Space (Interlude) 02:49
8 Multitudes of Emptiness (Instrumental) 04:46
Format: CD R Digipak
Label: Not on label
Band Website: https://jidarkness.com/
Band Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JourneyIntoDarkness
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From the web: Journey Into Darkness – sample reviews:
“a solitary pursuit rooted in the symphonic worlds of Dimmu Borgir, Emperor and Cradle of Filth, sci-fi soundtracks and dungeon synth” – Decibel Magazine Feb 2021
“The album is great from start to finish and is essential for those looking for something a little different and unique in front of an endless sea of generic bands. However, keep an open mind, as this is a complex album that demands your attention and is not for those who are simply looking for something to play without attracting background attention..” – Broken Tomb Magazine
“The album sounds pertinent and flawless, even if it evokes insane and chaotically cosmic emotions (like the cover art) and lyrically emphasizes the weaknesses of humanity, the competently built compositions and the fresh ideas can’t entirely allow descending into this psychic dark voyage of the music.” – Antichrist Magazine
“In my opinion Journey Into Darkness are a very great sounding symphonic mixture of black, doom and death metal and if you are a fan of those musical genres, you should check out this solo project. .” – A Different Shade of Black Metal Zine
“While the synthie tracks build up tension like an approaching thundersturm, the Black Metal songs burst down like when lightning strikes….The new work by Journey into Darkness is definitely more than just a Black Metal release. With the symphonic arrangements “Multitudes of Emptiness” contains an artistic merit.” – MangoWave
“Songs are catchy, driven by rich and also very dark orchestrations, which strengthen the gloomy ambience but still epic created by the musician since the very firsts notes..” – Acta Infernalis