Void of Silence

The Profile

Void of Silence is an Italian apocalyptic doom project formed in Ostia (Rome) in 1998 by Ivan Zara and Riccardo Conforti. Early work featured Malfeitor Fabban; Human Antithesis (2004) introduced Alan Nemtheanga; The Grave of Civilization (2010) featured Brooke Johnson. Their first three albums form a WWII-themed trilogy exploring anticipation, conflict, and aftermath.

Founded by Ivan Zara and Riccardo Conforti in Ostia in 1998; notable vocal collaborators include Malfeitor Fabban, Alan Nemtheanga, and Brooke Johnson. Albums include Toward the Dusk (2001), Criteria Ov 666 (2002), Human Antithesis (2004), The Grave of Civilization (2010), and The Sky Over.

Reviews portray Void of Silence as an Italian apocalyptic doom project from Ostia, founded by Ivan Zara and Riccardo Conforti. The first three albums form a WWII-themed trilogy: anticipation (Toward the Dusk), conflict (Criteria Ov 666), and aftermath (Human Antithesis). Vocalists change per album, shaping distinct moods. The Grave of Civilization extends their slow, monumental approach. Overall reception is highly favorable.