Fury of a Dying Planet’s self-titled album is Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Fury of a Dying Planet has unleashed a powerful and thought-provoking album that doesn’t just ask for your attention—it demands it.
Fury of a Dying Planet’s self-titled album is Out Now
This is music crafted to ignite action, calling out the destructive behaviours of humanity and urging listeners to rise against the tide of environmental collapse.
The album kicks off with “Oceans,” a hard rock anthem infused with progressive metal elements that set an epic tone.
The intensity continues with “Earth,” where a syncopated rhythm drives the energy to new heights, creating an electrifying and relentless pulse.
“Bloodied Fjords” follows a metal-heavy track with solid riffs and a delivery that occasionally echoes the ferocity of Metallica.
“Captive” is a unique powerhouse, stirring the rebellious spirit within.
Then comes “Creatures of the Amazon,” an instrumental masterpiece that transports you above the Amazon rainforest, where the awe-inspiring beauty and vulnerability of nature are laid bare. No lyrics are needed here; the music says it all.
“Repetition to Extinction” introduces some SOAD-inspired chaos with its intricate melodic lines and crushing riffs, while “Only One Earth” serves as a battle cry—a call to arms that insists on immediate action.
The album closes with “Heroes of the Earth,” a grand finale that’s both inspiring and hopeful, urging us to change our minds and influence those around us to do the same.
This album is more than just music; it’s a manifesto, a rallying cry for the planet. Fury of a Dying Planet has crafted something urgent, necessary, and deeply impactful.
Fury of a Dying Planet’s self-titled album is Out Now!
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Fury of a Dying Planet’s self-titled album is Out Now
Fury of a Dying Planet has amassed over 100,000 streams across digital networks and has now dropped the self-titled debut album. At a run time of just under 40 minutes, it contains the singles, Bloodied Fjords, Repetition to Extinction and Captive along with 5 more unreleased songs. A separate instrumental version of the whole album has also been released simultaneously. Continuing the theme of nature being pillaged and ruined by mankind, the album actually finishes on a high note with Heroes of the Earth, a track written by Doug Rimington to salute those who sacrifice ‘normality’ all in the name of protecting the environment and fighting for this planet that we call home.
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