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blackinfernum
Black Infernum
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A Long Journey Home ORCHESTRAL
Tragedy of Immortality Sample
The Open Sea
And the Storm Will Come
Immortal
Forever
Dragons (Instrumental Demo)
Battle for Oblivion (instrumental demo)
Ghosts in the Graveyard
The Journey Home
check all 21 songs on the music page
Black Infernum uses a combination of expressive and emotional symphonic metal and lyrics to tell the epic tales of reality and fantasy.
At the moment, however, most of the lyrics have not been recorded.
Black Infermum began in 2004 with the purpose of
spreading a love of symphonic and power metal to
a country where it is virtually unknown.
At the moment, work is in progress to
write and record several songs for a debut album, "Tragedy of Immortality."
At the moment, however, most of the lyrics have not been recorded.
Black Infermum began in 2004 with the purpose of
spreading a love of symphonic and power metal to
a country where it is virtually unknown.
At the moment, work is in progress to
write and record several songs for a debut album, "Tragedy of Immortality."
Why this name?
Well, originally we were called "Infernum" (don't ask where we got it - just sounded cool at the time). However, we discovered that there already is a band with that name in Italy, so we changed it to Black Infernum.
Do you play live?
We haven't played live yet, but we want to when we find enough people to put together an actual band.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
It helps bands (especially unsigned ones) receive much needed exposure.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
Depends on the terms of the contract. We'd have to have control over our music.
Band History:
The band is and always has been a rather unconventional one. There never really has been a set band like you'd normally find. This is instead the work of a few people who all contribute different musical skills or knowledge to create Black Infernum. Not everyone is involved in every song though.
Your influences?
Nightwish, Rhapsody, For My Pain, Epica, Kamelot, just to name a few.
Anything else...?
Check out Jim's music too! He's been helpful with Black Infernum so far, and I definitely recommend listening to his stuff.