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Days Of Jupiter to release new studio album “The World Was Never Enough” on February 7th 2025

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December 13, 2024
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Days Of Jupiter The World Was Never Enough coverSwedish alternative metallers Days Of Jupiter are proud to announce the release of their long-awaited fifth studio album, “The World Was Never Enough”. After teasing fans with three singles over the course of this year, the full record will finally see the light of day on February 7th, 2025 via RPM.

Made to spread the word of DOJ in new territories, the album consists of 10 excitingly varied tracks, and their brand new single “Desolation” increases the anticipation even further.

Lyrically referring to the album title, it showcases the melancholy driven side of the band in the form of an arousing yet emotive ballad, following the heavier soundscapes of opening track “Original Sin”, “Machine”, and “The Fix”. The message of “Desolation” was impeccably visualised by the group’s long-time partner Andreas Lundin at Litbox Productions.

“‘Desolation’ is a naked, raw and honest confession. ‘When is it enough, are we enough?’. It’s all about the struggle when darkness and anxiety challenge us to our utmost limits and about the question how our mind can transport us to another reality where we are forced to face and fight our thoughts and our beliefs about ourselves”, declares lyricist Robert Hilli.

Watch the official music video for “Desolation” below.

Pre-order & pre-save “The World Was Never Enough” here.

Tracklist:
01. Original Sin
02. The World Was Never Enough
03. Machine
04. Desolation
05. The Fix
06. Parazite
07. My Heaven My Hell
08. Denial
09. Ignite
10. Invincible

On “The World Was Never Enough”, Days Of Jupiter’s first album in almost seven years, pure energy blends with raw rock ‘n’ roll spirit, resulting in a soundtrack for rebels and outsiders. It was recorded at Sweden’s Orange Monkey Studio, where the band look themselves for quite a while, directed by mixing/mastering engineer Peo Hedin and Robert Hilli, who also took care of photography duties for the new campaign, to record the follow-up to “Panoptical” [2018]. Brilliantly summarising the essence of the record, the band hired Zark Metal Artwork to design the “TWWNE” cover which layout was fine worked by Jenny Pettersson.

With over 20 million streams on Spotify and widespread critical acclaim across four studio albums, Days Of Jupiter’s journey began in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden in 2010. Their debut album, “Secrets Brought to Life” [2012], marked their entrance onto the global stage, followed by a performance at the prestigious Sweden Rock Festival. Their albums “Only Ashes Remain” and “New Awakening” helped expand their reach, landing them more live performances, including international shows. The band eventually supported Disturbed in front of 10,000 fans in Estonia following the release of their fourth album, “Panoptical” [2018].

Now, with a strong new partnership with Reigning Phoenix Music (RPM), Days Of Jupiter are back with their upcoming fifth album, aiming to please their loyal fanbase and attract new metal fans worldwide.

Line-up:
Janne Hilli – Vocals
Marcus Lindman – Guitars
Johnny Grenwald – Guitars
Janne Karlsson – Bass
Magnus Larsson – Drums

Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/DaysOfJupiterOfficial
x.com/DaysOfJupiter

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