A recording silence that lasted a few years and was interrupted only in 2018 with the excellent "Resurrection" and now, at close range from the last album, another new work. Joy Disaster, just like "resurrected" last year, seems to have rediscovered the desire, the passion and the right formula to continue their musical course. On "Æternum" the band allows themselves a few moments of breathing in favor of calmer and more introspective songs. “Temple of Gods"or "Dealer of Life", among the most compact and direct tracks of "Æternum", highlight a group with a heart torn by post-punk and a soul sold to the devil.
Fifteen years of songs, concerts, (a lot!), and the boys became men, leaving behind forever any sin of youth and embodying at best their potential. Here’s (finally) an album on which Joy/Disaster can afford to play everything they want and feel inside, without worrying about definitions such as purely post-punk, vaguely metal, rock-inspired seventies, blatantly indie-rock. In France they say: chapeau!(from Ascension Magazine)
Since 2005, JOY/DISASTER has been creating a powerful, melodic and modern post-punk that combines innovative arrangements, letting powerful guitars interact with a melodic and textural voice.
Released 2019 by Icy Cold and Manic Depression.
Track Listing:
01. Temple of Gods
02. Cradle of Denial
03. Believe
04. Dealer of Life
05. Elation
06. Fall
07. Dreams
08. This Morning
09. Extinction
10. Strangers
11. Velvety
12. Omega
English