Apocalypse

from FRANK IENGO · host FRANK IENGO

The composition is a vivid musical representation of an apocalyptic scene after a nuclear explosion or a full-scale war, where looking around, you only see destruction and desolation. The music itself (without any aid images) has a great emotional impact on the listener due to its great musical personality. Indeed, listening to it very carefully from start to finish leaves the listener in a state of anguish.

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