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Description
The loss of the beloved ones, the loss of sanity, the feeling of being lost in a mental labyrinth to which the only exit is to become mad to appease the suffering with all the anguish, anxiety and pain it involves. What if the only options to choose from are either feeling infinite pain or loosing your mind to avoid the suffering There's no light, there's not even a tunnel, no hope. There's no way out and the ""Solitude"" in the band's name has never got such a full musical meaning before. Lost. Forever. This is what ""Dear Insanity"" is all about: a transformation, a passage, a slow-motion fall from the celestial grace of the opening minutes into a bottomless downward spiral to the most abyssal darkness. But remember, despite it's incredible length for a single song (nearly 50 minutes!), ""Dear Insanity"" is to be considered as an EP and no one knows what album #4 will be sounding like as EYE OF SOLITUDE are all about never staying comfortable with a ""recipe"". All we can expect is what has always been the very essence of the band and that is, obviously, a large part of the ""Dear Insanity"" basis: touching moments of absolute grace (like the 2:30 long guitar / piano duet at 37:00), blasts of extreme musical suffering (like when the full band enters the stage at the beginning of the EP), the darkest of melodies and a captivating, fascinatingly both increadibly heavy and extremely majestic sense for putting feelings of unsufferable pain and profound despair into soulfull pieces of gifted musical sensitiveness. ""Dear Insanity"" is not only a (extremely collector musical) gift (to the band's fans), experiencing the whole of the 50 minutes of it, alone, in the dark, at full volume, is like being extracted from this world of pain and be one with the majestic grace of being lost in yourself, saying goodbye to what once was your sanity. Transcendence made music.
Product details
Release Date:
2014-12-01
Publication Date:
2014-12-01
Publisher:
CD
