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INCEPTION OF ETERNITY - New Single And Video Released, Announces New Album

German gothic/symphonic rock/metal band Inception Of Eternity kick-off 2021 with a new single, new video, and a new album! With the song "The Cradle Of Darkness" Inception Of Eternity release the first track of their second studio album titled Last Exit To The Past. Singer SINtana leads the listener through the uptempo gothic rock song with her versatile and distinctive voice, giving "The Cradle Of Darkness" a unique and powerful expression with the mix of angelic background and dirty rock lead vocals. The single will be available to stream or download from all major online stores on 21st February. The official video is now released and you can watch it in the player below.

Inception Of Eternity will release the sophomore album, Last Exit To The Past, on 26th March via darkSIGN-music. The mastermind Thorsten Eligehausen created a 15 track strong, musically extremely varied and genre-spanning album, without losing sight of the reference to the characteristic gothic rock elements. Quiet tones are as much an integral part of the album as rough and rocky compositions. Singer Ken Pike and vocalist SINtana take the listener on a musical journey with their extraordinary voices that is second to none.

Thorsten Eligehausen comments: "The creation process was - due to the two new contributing musicians SINtana and Marc Vanderberg - definitely more diverse. It was always interesting to hear how musicians of other styles listen to the demo of a song and what they then contribute to it, or how you understand their part." Link