Riding on the sun to access bloody moon

The encouraging and inspiring atmosphere of The Third march starts the musical journey of the Saints Of Ruin - Elevatis Velum album, bringing emotional and sensual shades with velvet phrases of female vocals, acting as the creator and inspirer of the Blood Moon intro, taking further musical variations behind its story. With the soft acoustic chiming of the strings, the Tin Box minstrel ballad prepares for the tenderness of the singing lady's vocals chants.
The majestic passages of musical variations carefully weave the musical lace of the Stand Alone solemn anthem, combining musical charm and vocal thoughtfulness in symphonic artistry to create a mesmerizing and impressive musical creation that continues with the unhurried meditations of the Boundless musical tale, combining symphonic atmosphere of musical charm and tender vocals emotions in a joint musical image, bringing notes and echoes of restrained drive, casting symphonic tenderness and charm in the insistent and assertive Don't Love Me march, weaving together musical rhythmic harshness with vocals doubts and denials.
The vocal monologue begins the path of the Never song with its confessions, continuing with a pulsating musical heartbeat, creating an exciting musical essence, continuing with the twilight mystery of the gothic atmosphere, enveloping the Riding on the Sun musical tale with the sparkling mystery of dark hues in the triumphant majesty of the triumphal procession, reaching the enigmatic Your Ruin vocals reflections, setting more and more complex mysteries and then taking the vocal narration into the procession along the paved musical path, reaching the end of the album with the mesmerizing mystery of the Every Day Is Like Sunday brooding ballad, decorated with the sparkling artistry of the guitar solo.