Greek symphonic/gothic/black metal discovery End Of Dawn signed a deal with Wormholedeath Records for their debut album, Primordial Darkness, which is due for release on 15 November.
The band comments: "We are thrilled to announce the release of our debut album with Wormholedeath Records. This album embodies our creative vision, delving into the myriad facets of eternal darkness and its relentless struggle against the forces of light. We invite listeners to fully immerse themselves in this profound journey."
Their debut album delves into the human soul's journey through the intricate paths of darkness. It portrays the loss of innocence as the soul traverses a series of symbolic gates, each revealing deeper layers of torment. Drawing on mythological, biblical, and existential themes, the album illustrates the eternal battle between light and darkness and the ultimate quest for redemption in a world engulfed in despair. It offers a visceral, immersive experience, guiding listeners through the void, confronting the agony of existence, and hinting at the possibility of transcendence through destruction.
Their musical style is marked by rapid riffs infused with symphonic textures and atmospheric vibes, promising a unique and immersive auditory experience for their audience. Check out the first single "Shadow". Link
Primordial Darkness tracklist:
01. Dawn Of Decay
02. Burning Echoes
03. Eternal Parasite
04. Lured
05. Stepping Into Oblivion
06. Unceasing Death
07. Shadow
08. Ignorance
09. The Fall Of The Rebel
10. The Great Epilogue
11. Breaking The Pendulum
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