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Anja Irullo, Tony Tomasicchio, Larry Ozen Amati, Marco Monno, Luca Basile
Elegy of Madness
Fans of music can attest that 2020 has been an eventful year. There have been numerous new metal releases in this first quarter of the year alone that have exceeded the expectations of many fans. "Invisible World" by ELEGY OF MADNESS out of Taranto, Italy dropped on January 24th, 2020 and has dazzled fans around the globe with their beautiful and heavy symphonic metal sound. Personally, I have not put this album down since I first listened to it and it currently occupies the top spot for 2020 releases. ELEGY OF MADNESS have achieved a unique and engaging sound by combining elements of Middle Eastern culture, the beautiful voice of Anja Irullo with an impressive backbone of heavy metal and orchestra. They made a bold and successful artistic choice by performing the album live with the GOJ Symphonic Orchestra in Italy and will hopefully be able to release the performance this year as a live CD/DVD package.

And yet, with all of the momentum gained with the release of "Invisible World" and a few live performances on the calendar, the band was thrown off by an event that has shaken the entire world: COVID19, a virus that has grown to pandemic levels. ELEGY OF MADNESS is not alone; bands around the world were forced to cancel tours in the middle of their runs and flee to their homes to live in isolation for the time being. However, the band has responded with positivity and have taken to their Facebook and other social media accounts to engage fans and keep our minds off the terrible situation. Metal Temple writer Joseph Brewer reached out to them for a formal interview to find out more about the members of the band, their history, and their thoughts behind "Invisible World".

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