Humania (album)

Humania is the sixth full-length studio album by the Swedish progressive metal band Evergrey. It was released in 2006 on Inside Out Music.

Overview

Humania is a concept album that explores themes of social isolation, connection in the digital age, and the human condition within a technologically driven society. The album is divided into two parts, Inner and Outer, which represent different perspectives on the central themes. Inner focuses on the internal struggles and personal experiences of individuals, while Outer examines the broader social implications of these issues.

Musical Style

Humania maintains Evergrey's signature sound, characterized by dark, melodic, and progressive metal. The album features intricate guitar work, powerful vocals from Tom S. Englund, and a strong emphasis on atmosphere and emotional depth. The use of keyboards and orchestration enhances the album's epic and cinematic qualities.

Track Listing

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Personnel

• Tom S. Englund – Vocals, Guitars
• Henrik Danhage – Guitars
• Rikard Zander – Keyboards
• Michael Håkansson – Bass
• Jonas Ekdahl – Drums

Reception

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Themes

• Social Isolation: The album explores the paradox of increased connectivity leading to increased feelings of isolation.
• Technology and Humanity: The impact of technology on human relationships and individual identity is a central theme.
• The Human Condition: Humania delves into the fundamental aspects of being human, including emotions, desires, and struggles.