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The fourth long-awaited album from a Russian one-man-band Tears Of Mankind. As always, the band presents diverse material which not focuses at some exact style, but skillfully fuses various directions basing on dark metal and doom death metal. The new project work “Memoria” can be considered as a conceptual album whose tracks are united by the idea of personal experience and memories connected with it. The album is divided into two essential parts: the first one presents heavier material with English lyrics while the second one is more lyric and features Russian texts and more atmospheric music which, nevertheless, stays in the frames of metal style. The strongest and most essential features of the album are typical for Tears of Mankind sensuality and melodies.

Second, brand new full length (besides the compilation of the early material) by Tears of Mankind became a huge surprise for those who are into this project. This is the first album which has been performed and recorded in doom/death metal style. Silent Veil Of My Doom is a complete opposite of what the band has done before and gets very close to the music of the pioneers in this genre: My Dying Bride ("The Light At The End Of The World era). English lyrics are full of loneliness and lost feelings. In a way this album is a sequel for the previous one: "To Solitude..."(connecting link is the acoustic song To Solitude... part 2"). This album demonstrates a noticeable sound improvement. Mastering of the album has been provided by Pavel Peristy, known from collaboration with the following bands: S.C.A.L.P., Intaglio, Revelations Of Rain, Endless Gloom. Following the tradition there is a bonus track on the cd, a cover of Silent Hill.

Tracklist: I. Without Hope 4:31 II. Eternal Sadness 4:42 III. Deep Inside The Silence 12:56 IV. Theme Of Laura 6:30 V Emotion Oblivion 7:23 VI. From Dark To...

Reissue of the first official full-length album by the project Tears Of Mankind that has become a cult album. Released in 2006 as a limited edition of 100 copies on CD-R discs packed in a DVD box, the album was quickly sold out, receiving high scores from fans of the dark scene and in the music press. "To Solitude ..." became the first album in the history of the band, which used exclusively Russian lyrics: "For those who appreciate only the appearance in music, the album will seem a questionable purchase, while those who try to find something special behind the sounds and words are very welcome at the world of Tears Of Mankind. Here you will find an almost perfect harmony between music and poetry, and it"s worth a lot. "(Darkside.ru) Stylistically, "To Solitude..." belongs to pagan metal with doom metal influences in the vein of Katatonia and emotional rock recalling the middle period of Anathema: "Genre ... Let"s call it conditionally ethereal pagan doom, a term definitively reflecting the mood of the album." (metallibrary.ru) The re-release of 2017 also comes as a limited edition, at this time, as a normal CD packed in a six-panel digipack reproducing the original design, including for the first time all lyrics, supplemented by two exclusive bonus tracks. The first bonus track "In the Fog of Midnight" is a part of the never-before-released demo album "Dark Times" (2005), at which the mastermind of the project Tears Of Mankind, Philip Skobelin, began collaborating with the Moscow poet Sergei Terentyev. The second bonus track is an absolutely new composition "In Your Eyes" (2017) based on a poem for the "To Solitude..." album.

New work of this famous underground band from Surgut. It is the first album in band"s history where only lyrics in Russian are used. "To Solitude" presents us pagan-metal with influence of doom-metal like Katatonia and emotional-rock like late Anathema.