Tunnel Of Soul (Self-Released 2014)

   

   Captivity Gardens The Left Eye provided itself with the most intense of ambitious multi-fictional concepts where the country seems too kind for providing the essence of its rootsy sense of both theatrics and melodramatic but no this case for the releasing of Italian Death Metal band – WormHole; the resume of this album might totally commemorates and blasting like volcanic eruption of Mount Etna in space where Technical Death Metal extremely taken over the leading role as you shall (either) hated or loving how the trio members of WormHole: ArmandoD’Arienzo (guitars, vocals), Luca Valerio (drums) and Olaf Gramagra (vocals, bass guitar) with the vocal colours sounded similar and scary to the little bit like The Fields of Nephilim as some parts of the song intros or the bridging might showing you about how simply but highly tent assistance from the band to creating a non-monotonous Extreme Metal music for the masses and some of you will agree that WormHole’s ideas are reasonable and successful to build a kind of brutal aspects to understanding suspended animations that the group’s brought onto us on this ocassion.
   From Silence of Space to Noise of Trees, Path to Astrays, Decalogue of Conversation and Land of New Garden or White Worm then Black Butterfly as well as In The Court of The Alien King to expecting the core story for telling us about the near future transcends secrets revealed and the Hollow Earth Captivity.  

Captivity Gardens The Left Eye:

https://wormholealien.bandcamp.com/releases