You can not understand these shades

The Aftermath symphony on piano serves as the introduction of the Crypta - Shades of Sorrow album, which continues with the angry fury of the Dark Clouds song, whirling in a deadly dance of unity of music and vocals in unbridled rage, sometimes giving way to an acoustic guitar solo and compositional transformations. The Poisonous Apathy composition combines a twilight symphony with echoes of dark fairy tales and epic sagas, then bringing the vocals narrative to the forefront of the musical image. The Outsider song begins with a painful and despairing guitar solo, enveloping in a ghostly haze of lost hopes, but then the unity of music and vocals embodies the resistance to despair in a single musical stream.
An assertive guitar solo rolls in waves of twilight intrigue, then ascends in a sparkling flight that precedes the introduction of the vocal part of the Stronghold composition, seizing control of musical variations and transforming together with them in compositional originality. The Other Side of Anger musical tale begins with a mysterious symphony, then weaves a sparkling lace of musical variations with enchanting veils around the vocal story. Particularly noteworthy is the decoration of this musical creation with a bright guitar solo of the instrumental part, which precedes the final chorus and accompanies the completion of the composition.
The Limbo keyboards suite acts as an introduction to the next fragment of the album, which continues with the bright unity of drive and melody of the Trial of Traitors song, also complemented by bright guitar solos with epic shades. The melodies of the singing lady act as the introduction of the Lullaby for the Forsaken composition, which develops these melodies into its main motive with a tinge of twilight sadness in a further gloomy march.
The guitar solo of the intro carefully and painstakingly weaves the musical lace of the Agents of Chaos leitmotif, then complemented by an emotional vocal story and a bright guitar solo, emphasizing the title in the finale. The Lift the Blindfold musical tale begins with a bright guitar solo, then artistically and progressively combines a twilight symphony with variations in tempo, melody and drive. After a brief minstrel intro, the vocal line confidently and persistently takes the reins of the Lord of Ruins track, marching with a confident and persistent march, complementing the assertiveness of the sound of the bridge and soaring in a rapid whirlwind of the chorus, ending with the guitar solo of the intro with vocal exclamations of the title, preceding the album-like intro with its ending The Closure keyboards suite.