Disillusion - Ayam (Instrumental) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Without a chance to perform live and their personal lives also being affected by many restrictions, the focus of Disillusion shifted fully towards their band and the creation of new songs and the recording of their fourth full-length InchAyamInch. The effect is audible InchAyamInch sounds richer, even more multi-layered, and fully matured compared to the already highly praised previous releases. Yet the intricacies of the German avant-gardists' music are never just a means to an end, but more than anything all the complexity is subjugated to serve the inner feeling and cinematic aspect of each song itself. While Disillusion stuck closer together, they were also searching their hearts whether it was time to change old habits and try out something new. This led to the excellent decision to leave the mix of the album to different ears than the bands' for the first time. Their choice could not have been better as renowned producer Jens Bogren (OPETH, KATATONIA, MOONSPELL) once again worked his exciting magic and enhanced their already unique sound by shining a sonic spotlight to the most important aspects such as the vocals. Founded around singer and guitarist Andy Schmidt in the East Germany city of Zwickau in 1994, Disillusion pulled the rare trick of already becoming a staple in the field of avant-garde melodic death metal with the of their full-length debut InchBack to Times of SplendorInch in 2004. The Germans have always been driven to seek new challenges and find new ways to evolve their music, which was exemplified by the following album InchGloriaInch that took radical musical steps in several directions at the same time. When InchThe LiberationInch was released in 2019, critics described the album as a logical continuation of InchBack to Times of SplendorInch. It's songs reflected 15 years of additional experience in the musical development of Andy Schmidt. I

CD hardcover artbook (7Inch, 60 pages) with preface by Andy Schmidt, significantly enhanced artwork and photography! Without a chance to perform live and their personal lives also being affected by many restrictions, the focus of Disillusion shifted fully towards their band and the creation of new songs and the recording of their fourth full-length InchAyamInch. The effect is audible InchAyamInch sounds richer, even more multi-layered, and fully matured compared to the already highly praised previous releases. Yet the intricacies of the German avant-gardists' music are never just a means to an end, but more than anything all the complexity is subjugated to serve the inner feeling and cinematic aspect of each song itself. While Disillusion stuck closer together, they were also searching their hearts whether it was time to change old habits and try out something new. This led to the excellent decision to leave the mix of the album to different ears than the bands' for the first time. Their choice could not have been better as renowned producer Jens Bogren (OPETH, KATATONIA, MOONSPELL) once again worked his exciting magic and enhanced their already unique sound by shining a sonic spotlight to the most important aspects such as the vocals. Founded around singer and guitarist Andy Schmidt in the East Germany city of Zwickau in 1994, Disillusion pulled the rare trick of already becoming a staple in the field of avant-garde melodic death metal with the of their full-length debut InchBack to Times of SplendorInch in 2004. The Germans have always been driven to seek new challenges and find new ways to evolve their music, which was exemplified by the following album InchGloriaInch that took radical musical steps in several directions at the same time. When InchThe LiberationInch was released in 2019, critics described the album as a logical continuation of InchBack to Times

In autumn 2019, German progressive metal innovators Disillusion returned with InchThe LiberationInch, making many a critic and fan's best-of lists at the end of the year and following up with an equally successful row of concerts across Europe. This fantastic comeback would not have been possible without fan support via the band's Patreon campaign. There, patrons received the bonus track 'Between', which Inchfeels like a hymn to honesty and hope in the face of uncertainty, a world of anxiety, changes and new beginnings,Inch Schmidt says. InchWe want to share a feeling of trust, the notion of a silver lining to the dark clouds we are seeing.Inch Eventually, 'Between' was just too good to remain unavailable to the majority - so here it is in classic 7Inch single (limited to 500 copies) to shorten the wait for Disillusion's fourth full-length, which is already in the making! The b-side features the video edit of 'Time To Let Go' from InchThe LiberationInch, which is herewith released on a physical product for the first time. Album Tracks 1. Between 2. Time to Let Go (Video Version)