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GOROD's New Song "Aethra" Comes With A Mythology Lesson

Oh, it's also heavy. Duh.

Oh, it's also heavy. Duh.

Gorod's music is fantastic all by itself, but a solid song explanation always spices things up that much more. Goros is now streaming their new song, and title track of their coming album, "Aethra" which vocalist Julien Deyres details its mythology and meaning very well.

“‘Aethra‘ refers precisely to the complexity of naming, especially when it comes to distant entities both in space and time. Indeed, even among historians, the name Aethra is debated. Some see her as the mother of Theseus, others as Hyperion’s wife, mother of Helios, Selene and Eos.

The subject that actually caught my attention for this album is that of an Aethra (more frequently called Theia) who would be the mother of the moon. Moreover, there is a scientific theory mentioning that an asteroid collided with the Earth which left us a fragment that is still turning around us, and that appears and disappears completely every 28 days.

Aethra is therefore the missing mother who left us the corpse of her offspring in orbit as a memory of the tragedy… but the purpose of the lyrics remains here to leave you all a personal ‘substantial part of fantasy’!”

Aethra is out October 19.

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