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Song of the Day: Genus Ordinis Dei ft Ambre Vourvahis- Eternal Cycle

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Words by Anselm Anderson


Symphonic Death Metal act Genus Ordinis Dei celebrates their upcoming  European tour with Xandria and Sirenia by releasing "Eternal Cycle," featuring Xandria lead vocalist Ambre Vourvahis.

The track reimagined the myth of Hades and Persephone, focusing on the eternal cycles of life, death and rebirth. The Italians blend their string arrangements and classical music prowess with the haunting melodies of Ambre, putting a contemporary spin on a mythical legend.

The song's eerie quality foreshadows death through a powerful combination of a large horn section and orchestra. The dynamics intensify with the rapid string movements and shifting melodies.Genus Ordinis Dei's vocalist, Nick.K, enters with his intense, harsh screams  as the tempo escalates, accompanied by a robust sound of guitars and drums.Ambre Vourvahis soon joins as a counterbalance, providing soaring melodies that lend emotional and romantic support to the track.
The tension escalates, leading to a captivating chorus before the track veers into an unexpected direction. The powerful screams of Nick.K echo through the dynamic orchestration and drum fills, culminating in a disconcerting finale. Nick.K and Ambre unite in the chorus, heightening the tension,as they prepare for the afterlife.
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The orchestration and writing of Genus Ordinis Dei continue to impress as the band grows and potentially gains mainstream recognition. They released their latest album, "The Beginning," last December and are set to embark on a European tour in November.

Click on the link below to read more on Genus Ordinis Dei




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Facebook: @genusordinisdei @AmbreVourvahis @eclipserecords
Twitter: @genusordinisdei @eclipserecords
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