Releases

  • Evanescent Horizons (2026)
    Released on 15 July, 2026, Evanescent Horizons is Darkwave’s fifth full-length album and its most ambitious artistic statement to date. Conceived as an eleven-chapter concept album, it follows the emotional journey of a soul confronted with unrequited love, loss, anger, acceptance and, ultimately, the fragile possibility of hope. Rather than telling a simple story, the album explores… Read more: Evanescent Horizons (2026)
  • Horror Sacri (2025)
    The fourth Darkwave album marks a clear departure from its predecessors — and not just musically. For the first time in the project’s history, vocals appear alongside the instrumental compositions. This new element adds an essential dimension of expression, allowing the music’s message to be communicated more directly and fully. No longer confined to titles,… Read more: Horror Sacri (2025)
  • Thanatology (2023)
    The third full-length Darkwave release, Thanatology, is an intensely emotional journey into the depths of formative memories, emotions, and experiences – those silent forces that shape the spiritual essence of a person. Harnessing the expressive power of instrumental progressive metal, the album paints vivid inner landscapes, translating these emotional currents into six distinct movements, each carrying… Read more: Thanatology (2023)
  • Missa Innominata (2022)
    Released on June 1, 2022, Missa Innominata, Darkwave’s second full-length album, explores a concept rarely touched upon in the metal scene. Its title – Latin for “Unnamed Mass” – suggests both a connection to tradition and a deliberate departure from it. Rather than merely resurrecting an old idea, the album seeks to infuse it with fresh, personal… Read more: Missa Innominata (2022)
  • Hexapla (2021)
    Released on August 3, 2021, Hexapla marked the beginning of Darkwave – a debut that set out to fuse the raw energy of thrash metal with emotional depth and intricate composition. The album’s six tracks, named after Origen of Alexandria’s monumental six-fold opus from around 200 A.D., each explore different yet interconnected facets of the same musical… Read more: Hexapla (2021)