Track By Tracks: Death By Love - 444 (2026)

1. Sellenno:

“Sellenno” is not merely a song but an act of confrontation, born in the quiet decay of autumn. It gives shape to buried trauma, tracing dissociation as both defense and proof of existence, where pain becomes the only remaining signal of life. Rather than offering catharsis, it stands as a portrait of survival, breaking the silence as the first necessary step toward healing.

2. Cosmic Power:

“Cosmic Power” dismantles the illusion of control through a narrative of seduction, belief, and collapse. What begins as a promise of limitless power reveals itself as manipulation, leaving behind a void where trust once lived. Its final truth is stark: real power does not lie in commanding the universe, but in reclaiming ownership of one’s inner world.

3. In Unity:

“In Unity” emerges as a manifesto disguised as a song, calling for connection in an age of fracture. Its language of open hearts and shared purpose reframes unity not as idealism, but as a necessity for survival. In a world leaning toward division, it insists that only together can anything enduring be built.

4. I Don’t:

“I Don’t” portrays the isolation of success as a silent, suffocating prison. Beneath the polished surface of power and admiration lies a man eroded by expectations, surrounded by illusion rather than truth. At its core, the song is a final act of refusal, a rejection of a crown that has become unbearable.

5. Strong Inside:

“Strong Inside” explores the paradox of strength, where self-protection becomes self- isolation. It captures the fragile balance between the desire for connection and the fear of being wounded, revealing strength not as dominance, but as emotional honesty. Beneath its title lies irony: true resilience is found not in walls, but in the courage to lower them.

6. God:

“God” is a stark deconstruction of external salvation, stripping away faith, love, and time as false guarantees. Each verse dismantles another illusion, revealing a landscape where responsibility cannot be outsourced to belief or destiny. In the end, the song leaves the listener in a void that is not empty, but brutally honest: whatever chains exist were forged by one’s own hands.

7. Lost and Found:

“Lost and Found” is a painful confession of duality, confronting the moment of being both victim and perpetrator. It reframes redemption not as return, but as rebellion, a refusal to reenter cycles of manipulation and self-erasure. In its raw honesty, it becomes a hymn to freedom born through solitude and self-recognition.

8. Temros:

“Temros” unfolds like an incantation, rooted in gothic atmosphere and ritualistic repetition. It feels less like a narrative and more like a state of being, where emotion moves in cycles rather than linear progression. The track embodies the album’s most archetypal darkness, suspended between trance and revelation.

9. Forest:

“Forest” is a ritual of return, stepping away from the noise of modern life into something older and truer. In the presence of nature, identity dissolves, replaced by a quiet sense of belonging that requires no performance. It closes the album in a state of purification, where silence becomes healing, and existence feels whole again.

10. Ziro:

“Ziro” is not simply a composition but an initiation, a passage into the underworld of self through the myth of Inanna. Layer by layer, identity is stripped away, revealing a state of radical vulnerability where symbolic death becomes the only path toward transformation. Guided by ritualistic sound, art language, and the mournful breath of the duduk, the track stands as the album’s foundation, a descent that makes rebirth possible.

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