Fvlgvres

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Fvlgvres
Studio album by Janvs
Released	August 27, 2007
Genre	Progressive metal Post-black metal
Length	41:35
Label
Janvs chronology
Nigredo (2004) Fvlgvres (2007) Vega (2008)

Fvlgvres (Latin: "fulgures", English: "you thunder") is the 2007 second Italian language album by Roman Empire-themed Italian progressive metal band Janvs. The title track "Fvlgvres" commences "Tuona, fra universi di tenebra Illumina ciò che in me Tenta di vincere il tempo", (English "You thunder, between universes of darkness, Illuminate what in me Attempts to triumph over time").

"Conceptually the album is based upon the shattering of human limits and condition, upon the longing and the temporary conquest of real moments of awareness and contact with the peaks of transcendence."^[1]

"There is a certain mood floating around this entire album, a tranquil mist of melancholia and longing, making every twist and turn stir with emotion."^[2]

Track listing[]

1. "Fvlgvres" – 6:48
2. "Terzo Volto" – 6:06
3. "Pivme D'Arcangelo" – 6:16
4. "Vesper" – 8:34
5. "Melencolia" – 4:53
6. "Vrsa Major" – 5:59
7. "Addii" – 2:59

Personnel[]

• Matteo "Vinctor" Barelli – vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming
• Claudio "Malphas" Fogliato – bass
• Francesco La Rosa – drums, keyboards, samples

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