
1
Children of Vigilance
2
Shadowman
3
Big Black Car
4
War
5
Snow
6
Return of the Angels
7
Burning Down and Fade
8
Dragons
9
Destination
10
Glasshouse
Item UPC: 4250444195039
Date First Available:
Go Live Date:
Label: METALVILLE
Last Decade
Rebirth Of Suffering
Digipak
CD
Pick from
2 formats and editions
Starting at
CD - Digipak
Unavailable
Vinyl - Colored Vinyl
Unavailable
ABOUT THE ALBUM
With Rebirth Of Suffering, THE Last Decade present an album that draws it's musical roots from Gothic and Dark Rock while deliberately defying conventional genre boundaries. Atmospheric guitars, memorable melodies and emotionally charged soundscapes are paired with lyrics exploring some of the defining questions of our time - war and peace, hope and loss, humanity, identity, and the search for a way forward.Formed through the collaboration of experienced musicians from the international Dark Rock scene, THE Last Decade have created a sound that is both powerful and deeply melancholic, yet unmistakably their own. Rather than offering easy answers, Rebirth Of Suffering creates space for personal interpretation and emotional reflection. Every song is an invitation to see the world from a different perspective.About the album artwork: The artwork only becomes complete when someone stands in front of it.From the very beginning, our intention was to create more than an album cover. We wanted the artwork to become a dialogue between the album and it's audience - an invitation, and a gateway into the music itself.The deluxe vinyl edition of Rebirth Of Suffering has been conceived as more than traditional album packaging. Featuring a die-cut sleeve with interchangeable artwork cards, it allows listeners to reveal two contrasting visual worlds through the seven television screens that form the central cross motif. The result is not simply an album cover, but a visual dialogue that evolves with the viewer, inviting personal interpretation and discovery.The deluxe digipak edition features a striking combination of matte artwork and glossy black foil-stamped television screens. Rather than displaying fixed images, the reflective screens subtly mirror the viewer, transforming the artwork into a dialogue between the album and it's audience. The accompanying 16-page booklet presents the complete visual concept through a series of full-page illustrations, expanding the album's themes beyond the music itself.
Check out these titles











