A Passage to Rhodesia - Vinyl, CD

Rome: A Passage To Rhodesia versie op CD in standaard editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Europa bij uitgeverij Trisol op 2. maart 2015.

"Rome: A Passage to Rhodesia" is an album released in 2014 by the Luxembourg-based neofolk and martial industrial project Rome, which is the brainchild of musician and singer-songwriter Jérôme Reuter. The album is known for its blend of dark folk, ambient, and post-industrial elements, creating a unique soundscape that reflects on historical themes and personal narratives. "A Passage to Rhodesia" is characterized by its conceptual approach, exploring the complex and often controversial historical context of Rhodesia, the unilaterally independent state in southern Africa that existed from 1965 to 1979 before transitioning to what is now Zimbabwe. The album's lyrical content delves into themes of conflict, colonialism, and identity, while its musical composition incorporates acoustic guitars, martial drumming, atmospheric textures, and Reuter's distinctive baritone voice. The release contributes to Rome's reputation for crafting thought-provoking music that challenges listeners to engage with the darker aspects of history and human experience.

Album valt binnen het genre Neofolk en Martial Industrial.

Rome: A Passage To Rhodesia versie op 2CD in standaard editie. Deze specifieke uitgave werd uitgebracht in Europa bij uitgeverij AFM Records op 23. februari 2015.

"Rome: A Passage to Rhodesia" is an album released in 2014 by the Luxembourg-based neofolk and martial industrial project Rome, which is the brainchild of musician and singer-songwriter Jérôme Reuter. The album is known for its blend of dark folk, ambient, and post-industrial elements, creating a unique soundscape that reflects on historical themes and personal narratives. "A Passage to Rhodesia" is characterized by its conceptual approach, exploring the complex and often controversial historical context of Rhodesia, the unilaterally independent state in southern Africa that existed from 1965 to 1979 before transitioning to what is now Zimbabwe. The album's lyrical content delves into themes of conflict, colonialism, and identity, while its musical composition incorporates acoustic guitars, martial drumming, atmospheric textures, and Reuter's distinctive baritone voice. The release contributes to Rome's reputation for crafting thought-provoking music that challenges listeners to engage with the darker aspects of history and human experience.

Album valt binnen het genre Neofolk en Martial Industrial.