Infinita Symphonia - Into The Symphonia

Review by Susan Fornoff

Infinita Symphonia's album Into The Symphonia is a masterpiece of symphonic metal that will leave listeners spellbound. The Italian band's third album is an epic journey through a world of dark, atmospheric soundscapes, soaring vocals, and intricate musicianship.

The album's opening track, "The Beginning," sets the tone with its haunting piano intro and powerful guitar riffs. The vocals of singer Luca Micioni are a standout feature of the album, and his range is showcased to great effect on tracks like "The Silence of the Night" and "The Last Breath."

The symphonic elements of the album are expertly woven into the mix, with orchestral arrangements that are both grand and subtle. The use of strings, brass, and choirs adds depth and richness to the sound, creating a cinematic feel that is both epic and intimate.

One of the highlights of the album is the nine-minute epic "The Infinitesimal Circle," which builds from a gentle piano melody to a thundering crescendo of guitars and drums, with Micioni's vocals soaring over the top. The song is a tour-de-force of musicianship and composition, and a testament to the band's skill and vision.

Summary by Susan Fornoff

Into The Symphonia is a stunning achievement that will appeal to fans of symphonic metal, progressive rock, and classical music. Infinita Symphonia have created a work of art that is both beautiful and powerful, and a testament to the enduring power of music.