Infinicide is Jupiter Morrow's most ambitious concept album yet — a blazing journey through despair, survival, and redemption. What does it mean to “kill infinity”? Across eleven tracks of electro-gospel, cinematic rock, and apocalyptic soul, the band confronts the impossible: to erase grace, silence breath, and destroy hope.

The first half drives heavy and relentless (Singularity Wounds, The Last Spiral, Infinicide, Erase the Horizon, Breath Remains), a furious struggle against eternity itself. The pivot comes with Glass Eternity and the slow, crushing march of Shadows on the Axis, before the fragile candlelight of Finite Flame flickers hope back to life. Infinite Pulse (Reprise) builds as a heartbeat reborn, leading into the massive cinematic gospel finale, We Can Still Be Saved.

But the record doesn’t end in solemn triumph — it bursts into joy. The encore, So Far, So Good, turns survival into celebration, a danceable release where gospel and disco collide, sending the listener home clapping, stomping, and alive.

Infinicide is a record about death, infinity, and impossible grace — but more than that, it’s about breath. If we’re still breathing… we can still be saved.

Singularity Wounds

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Singularity Wounds

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