Theia by Kalahari
Theia is a shocking revelation, a devastating and violent event, a superior identity which starts once again the cycle of destruction and creation.
Following the theory of the “giant impact”, Theia is the name given to the celestial body that had hit our earth billions of years ago, creating the moon, upsetting the axis of our planet, changing its rotation and that lit the spark that caused a series of reactions, which brought our world to be how we know it today; from a catastrophe to the birth of life.
When on the horizon there was only the deepest oblivion, the intervention of a mother destroyed to create something more. This motherly figure comes from the Greek colture. Theia, titan of the ancient Greek mythology: mother of the moon divinities, of the god of the sun and of the dawn. She is the goddess of splendor, the spear that brings destruction and then creation.
Today, like back then, we live in a world wrapped by shadows and submerged into perdition, not the ones of a lifeless and futureless planet, but the ones of an unsustainable system, of a corrupted society and of our own mental prisons.
In this darkest hour, we call upon the spear of destruction, so it can bring to a new creation, to a positive change.
In this moment, we call upon Theia.
Tracklist
| 1. | Theia | 5:36 |
| 2. | Followers Of The Lich | |
| 3. | Zombie Night | |
| 4. | I Am The Mountain | |
| 5. | Cabled Core | |
Credits
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Mathlab Recording Studio (www.mathlabrecordingstudio.com) by Jonathan Mazzeo
Pre-productions recorded and mixed at FHStudio (www.fhstudio.it/FHStudio/Home.html) by Fanto Enigma
Artwork by Ludovico Cioffi (www.facebook.com/ludovicocioffiartworks/)
License
All rights reserved.
Kalahari is a modern metal band from Forlì (Italy) in 2017. The first demo “Re-Burn” is released in 2018, their first EP “Theia” in 2020. Then, the band releases a cover of the Xmas classic Carol of the bells. In 2021, they drop 3 songs: The Ivory Tower, The Swarm and a cover of Ace Of Spades. The lyrics deal with social and existential themes.