Death in June
Black Whole of Love

THE REVIEW

"Black Whole of Love" by Death In June reveals itself as an emotional journey through the dark depths of the human soul. This box set released in 1995, which includes three vinyls and a CD with alternative versions of "Luther's Army", "God's Golden Sperm", "Accidental Protégé", and "Omen-Filled Season" (all taken from the masterpiece album "Rose Clouds of Holocaust") marks the end of the golden era of Death In June. The beating heart of this collection is represented by the unreleased gem "Leopard Flowers", which emerges as the last great track published by Death In June. This extraordinary piece, present only in this box set and in the compilation "Discriminate!", ranks among the peaks of the band's musical art. From that moment onwards, their musical evolution will take a downward slope, but "Leopard Flowers" will remain as a last precious gem, a final testament of the creative genius of Douglas P. This limited edition, restricted to only 3,000 copies, adds a touch of exclusivity to the box set. Each disc, with its fantastic and evocative music, helps create a unique and immersive atmosphere. The packaging, accompanied by a photographic insert and a booklet, presents itself as a design masterpiece that completes the sensory experience offered by this collection. In conclusion, "The Black Whole Of Love" stands as a black monument to the art of Death In June, with "Leopard Flowers" as its swan song. It is the spiritual testament of Death In June. Available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHNGZon3QoA.