Immortality Complex - RESUSCITATE

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I'm not secretive about liking long songs. Active listening is one of my favourite ways to listen to music and long songs suit that perfectly.

This album is an amazing performace by a single musician - Eva Van Dyne.
With Max Mobarry from OBNO acompanying on a song.

With only 200 listens per month on Spotify this artist is criminally underrated.

If you had told me that one of my favourite albums of 2025 was going to be from a Borderlands themed prog-metal band I would not have believed you.

Can you hear the Signal heard THROUGHOUT SPACE?

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My fangirling for this album is now UNCONTAINABLE. I am simply forcing this work of art on those of you unlucky enough to stumble upon it.

If you're like me and you grew up listening to Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds you might also be cursed with a unique (read: weird) love of the prog rock Space Opera.
While these days I lean more towards metal, I can't deny that album had a significant impact on my taste in music.

The Signal Heard Throughout Space tickles that part of me that yearns for the strangely complex sci-fi melodies that remind me of the Jeff Wayne album.

It's difficult to solidly call this album metal. It is genre-defying and chaotic by design but bursting with pure distilled emotion and creativity. The songs shift from epic to psychedelic with lots more in-between. The vocals range from low screams to falsetto melodies and the performace is inspiring. It's equal parts goofy, sinister, epic and sad and IT NEEDS APPRECIATION.

Very rarly do the songs have a consistent melody or chorus. I understand that's a flaw to some. It's definitely not catchy and I wouldn't play this at a party (unless I want to annoy people) but I am totally drawn to the weird chaos that is packed within.

If you plan on listening I've linked it in my music recommendations, I HIGHLY RECOMMED active listening to the album from beginning to end in a single sitting.

Have a few drinks, smoke some pot, put on your best pair of headphones and sit in a dark room. It's only 1 hour. Thats less than the length of a single movie.

In a way, this was just an opportunity for me to scream into the void about an album I can't get out of my head. The real reason I'm writing this is becaue I want it to get the love and admiration it deserves.

The intrepid captain of the starship Cygnus-1 has taken me on a jorney that has given me an uncontrollable craving for more.

I truely hope the people behind this album are working on new stuff.