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Infinity

Crematory · 2010

46 min · 10 tracks · gothic metal

A haunting blend of gothic melodies and powerful vocals that explore existential themes with dark, atmospheric soundscapes.

Why this album works

'Infinity' received positive reviews for its cohesive sound and lyrical depth, contributing to Crematory's sustained popularity in the gothic metal scene. The album showcased their ability to blend heavy instrumentation with melodic elements, helping it secure chart positions in Germany and further establishing their influence on subsequent artists within the genre.
Best for
steady mid-tempo exploration haunting melodies for reflection existential themes in lyrics
Context
By the time 'Infinity' was released in January 2010, Crematory had established themselves as a prominent figure in the gothic metal scene, following their previous album, 'Klagebilder', which came out in 2008. This release marked a continuation of their signature style while also exploring new musical territories, solidifying their place in the genre during a period of evolving metal aesthetics.
Stylistic neighbors
Lacrimas Profundere· Dark the Suns· Amy Lee

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Infinity Standout 4:52
  • 2 Sense of Time 5:46
  • 3 Out of Mind 3:21
  • 4 Black Celebration Standout 4:56
  • 5 Never Look Back 4:11
  • 6 Broken Halo Standout 4:19
  • 7 Where Are You Now 5:02
  • 8 A Story About... 4:51
  • 9 No One Knows 4:28
  • 10 Auf der Flucht 4:35

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