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Worlds Asunder Pt. I - Transformation Of The Celestial Realm

by Infernal Symphony

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Static From A Dead Planet 02:31
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Black Hole, Blacker Heart 04:27
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Mesopotamian Melancholy 07:40
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Lucifer's Lone Star 05:54
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Planetary Hours 05:24
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The Babylon Working 05:43
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Sun Of Shai'tan 07:24
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Abysmal Ascension 05:54
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Withering Sky 04:10
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Transformation Of The Celestial Realm 11:39
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This is it, guys... this is Infernal Symphony, but not as you know it. Taken to it's natural conclusion. The sounds of hell unleashed upon the solar system. In this universe, the devil has already overun the planet Earth, spreading torment and destruction wherever he shalt tread. With nothing more left to accomplish, he instead casts his gaze toward the heavens... His attention turned upward, the next step of his evil plan is to unload his might upon the cosmos and beyond...

Prepare for your perceptions of the world, life, music, and Infernal Symphony to be truly - truly- transformed... As the last three years of our work culminates in a truly special release. Get ready for the sounds of planets being crushed in an instant...

The wait is well and truly over. 'Transformation Of The Celestial Realm', our 9th overall studio album and first of the "Words Asunder" plotline, is a magnificently chaotic beast. The first chapter of a 3-part concept piece, 'Transformation' is a catelogue of sheer aural depravity and an absolute highlight reel of all that Infernal Symphony has to offer. The world shall truly quake beneath your feet.

This newest release, over 6 months in the making (longer than any other Infernal Symphony release) takes steps forward by taking a step back, and calling back to our origins by evoking albums such as 'Unholy Persecution' or 'Psychopathic Remains'. Harsher sounds, rawer energy, and more intricate and complex puzzle pieces make up the bulk of this monolithic musical massacre. This is the definition of extremity - covering every inch of the Infernal Symphony spectrum and honing in on the limits one way or another. Relish your first taste of these horrific tracks, unless of course you're subscribed to the Heathen's Club, in which case you will have heard a few tomes from this release already.

This album cleverly, and delicately, blends the harshest of tones with the cleanest bleeding-edge leads to contrast the light and the dark - the sun and the moon. Atmosphere is at the forefront, and listening to this album in a dark room through a headset or good pair of speakers will transport you through the destructive trail of Satan's cosmic might and enrapture you in all of it's spacey, sonic majesty.

This is no mere retread of days past - this is all Infernal Symphony, no guts, no glory, firing on all cylinders and rejoicing in unholy splendour. A victim of the groove, a captive of the doom, a slave to the grind and prisoner to the elements, we do not hold back on this album and we hope that you come away from it moved, changed and enlightened.

The devil is in the detail, and detail is what this release has in spades. From the intro track - the first thing the band had ever recorded way back in 2014, through to the centerpiece and masterpiece of glorious unholy hell that is the emotional, winding title track, this album is a journey through the solar system and beyond. A compendium of grief-stricken blackened dark matter taken musical form, one listen to this album will give you the shivers, make you feel things that your body normally keeps under wraps, and awaken your soul to the infernal mysteries of deep space.

Follow us through the Mesopotamian Melancholy as the infernal ones attempt to evoke an ancient spirit in a quest for limitless power. Gaze upon Lucifer's Lone star as the blood moon unleashes your dark side. And lay privy to the clandestine rituals of the infamous Babalon Working as cultists of the past commit themselves to the satanic ritual worship of the Moon Goddess.

Featuring some of our most acclaimed, melodicly tasteful and gripping contemporary tracks, and being influenced more than ever by black metal bands of days of yore, including Burzum, Beherit and Darkthrone, this release treads yet more new uncharted territories for the band and contains our crown jewel piece - the 11 minute masterpiece of a track 'Transformation Of The Celestial Realm' - our most stellar and mature work to date.

Thanks for listening, and don't waste your Planetary Hours on lesser bands, as we bow out with a Big Bang... for now.

A quick note: This will be our last guitar-based album for a while, as we do not have the funds to repair our recording setup and therefore will be making a temporary switch exclusively to dungeon synth for the forseeable future. If you wish to hear more albums recorded properly like this as opposed to dungeon synth, consider purchasing this album or subscribing to the Heathen's Club to aid us in replacing our recording equipment and getting back in the saddle again. Hails!!

credits

released September 20, 2019

Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Drum Programming, Arrangements, Production, Mixing, Mastering, and Artwork by Demonic Bishop.

This album is dedicated to Chantel Gibson <3

Special Thanks to The Infernal Ones, Chantel, Trusten, Alex, Tommy, Paul and anyone else I have forgotten for aiding in the support for this work.

'The Babylon Working' is dedicated to the late, great Dick Dale. May you Misirlou in peace.

Stay tuned for Part II...

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Infernal Symphony Cannock, UK

Dungeon Synth, Dungeon Skate and Progressive Death Metal solo project by Demonic Bishop - signed to Dungeon Squid Productions.
Infernal Symphony is music made not with professional budgets or fancy hi-tech production values, but with intellect, passion and soul. It is not designed to be easy listening, but a window into the cruelest and most desperately evil parts of the human psyche. ... more

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