By Petar Jug
German melodic death doom band Nailed to Obscurity return with Generation of the Void—their most refined and ambitious album yet. Spanning 10 tracks and 56 minutes, the record never overstays its welcome. Instead, it unfolds as a cohesive, emotionally charged journey through melancholy, despair, and introspection.

Musically, it’s their most dynamic effort to date. Balancing crushing riffs, subtle progressive touches, acoustic flourishes, and atmospheric layers, the band leans more than ever into clean vocals without abandoning their doom-laden growls. Each song is distinct, yet all are unified by a powerful sense of purpose and emotional weight.
Standout tracks like opener “Glass Bleeding”, the haunting “Allure”, and the immersive “Misery’s Messenger” showcase the album’s range—from raw heaviness to stripped-down vulnerability.
With stellar production, layered songwriting, and a deeper thematic focus on personal and societal decay, Generation of the Void marks a creative peak for the band.
A cinematic, melancholic, and beautifully heavy release—easily their strongest work to date.
Tracklist
- Glass Bleeding
- Liquid Mourning
- Overcast
- Spirit Corrosion
- Generation of the Void
- Echo Attempt
- Allure
- Clouded Frame
- Misery’s Messenger
- The Ides of Life
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