Apocalypse is not necessarily a bad thing. The actual meaning of the word is 'revelation'. But through the ages it was shown over and over again that 'to reveal something' is to 'face something bad'. Of course, we could go on and on by asking 'But what does bad actually mean?' Let's face it - doom or delight is in the eye of the beholder. The apocalyptic concept behind the upcoming ERUPTION's fourth studio album InchTellurian RuptureInch is about bleak, dark and heavy things. At least for civilizations, that is. Yet with a fall of an empire comes rebirth. Forged under the grey skies ridden with COVID-winds, when every prognosis seemed hopeless and induced despair, InchTellurian RuptureInch was not an easy undertaking. Through perseverance, blood, sweat and tears a behemoth of power infused thrash metal was born. 'Tellurian Rupture' is Eruption's most ambitious album to date. It's epic, dark and technical, explosive at one time and brooding the next minute, yet it still maintains the foundation on which every Eruption's album was built - catchy melodies, sharp riffing and memorable vocal hooks. The album is a gargantuan listening voyage, an emotional rollercoaster of anger, despair, fear, but also hope. As the planet's crust ruptures and ancient titans rise once more witness the destruction, embrace chaos and welcome rebirth! Formed in late 2004, Eruption is a thrash metal band from Ljubljana, Slovenia. Throughout the years, the band has always kept fast, guitar-based and infectiously melodic metal as their mission statement, culminating in the releases of InchLifeless ParadiseInch in 2009, InchTenses CollideInch in 2012, and InchCloaks of OblivionInch in 2017. All three full-lengths, accompanied by 2014's InchLive TransmissionsInch EP, saw the band explore classic machine gun thrash riffing accompanied by the soaring melodic vocals and sci-fi musings of vocalist Kleme