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Immortalia

by Sound Storm

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In 2012 Sound Storm have signed a worldwide deal with Scarlet Records for the release of their new album 'Immortalia'.

Over the years the band has developed a very personal blend of Heavy Metal mixed with a theatrical sense of drama, which was internationally recognised with the release of their critically acclaimed debut 'Twilight Opera'.

This new chapter marks another important milestone for the band, mixing their wide range of influences in a piece of work perfectly balanced between powerful guitars, magnificent symphonic choirs, gothic atmospheres and baroque melodies, which is definitely worth listening to.

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Metal House Studio by Ettore Rigotti (Disarmonia Mundi), 'Immortalia' is a stunning concept album on the quest for eternal life, an amazing journey through literature, poetry and history, a collection of songs linked together by the common theme of the immortality of the soul. The evocative artwork was handled by Felipe Machado Franco (Blind Guardian, Rhapsody Of Fire). 'Immortalia' has been released August 28th, 2012.

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released August 28, 2012

Sound Storm are:
Philippe D’Orange – Vocals
Valerio Sbriglione – All guitars and growl vocals
Massimiliano Flak – Bass
Federico Brignolo – Drums, percussions and growl vocals
Alessandro Muscio – Keyboards and Piano

Special guest:
Ilaria Lucille De Santis – Soprano and live performer

Immortal Choir are:
Ilaria Lucille De Santis, Carmen Seccia, Antonietta Turano, Monica Molinari, Chiara Bena, Danilo Mutolo, Emanuele Pivari, Filippo Arancio, Federico Brignolo, Pietro De Fino, Enrico Gaudino, Bruno Pestarino.
Director: M° Bruno Pestarino

All the songs are written by Valerio Sbriglione and Alessandro Muscio. Lyrics by Philippe D’Orange, except “Immortalia”, by Valerio Sbriglione
Orchestral arrangement by Valerio Sbriglione and Alessandro Muscio
Choir arrangement by Valerio Sbriglione.

The interlude on the song “Call me Devil” is freely inspired to “Rosemary’s baby” main title, composed by Krzysztof Komeda (1968, all rights reserved).

A very special thank to Ilaria Lucille De Santis for her supervision in the choir arrangement process and in the lyrics review.

Recorded between December 2011 and February 2012 at “the Metal House” studios and “Immortal” studios.
Sound engineer, mixing and mastering: Ettore Rigotti


Produced by Sound Storm

All photos by Massimo Milanese.
Artwork by Felipe Machado Franco, based on a theme by Sound Storm

Come to visit us on our official websitewww.powerofsoundstorm.com !
For info, requests and thoughts, please write at powerofsoundstorm@gmail.com

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