Syberia • Quan tot s’apagui [LP]

Quan tot s’apagui by Syberia on vinyl. This is a Moment of Collapse Records' release. 

• Ulls Ed. 

A dark, immersive journey through the end of the world — and the Barcelona band’s first album written entirely in their native Catalan.

BIO

Barcelona’s instrumental post-rock outfit Syberia have carved out a sound that speaks loudly without ever uttering a word. Their music is a collision of cinematic atmospheres, explosive dynamics and guitar-driven emotional heft, the kind that pulls you in slowly before overwhelming you with sheer, deliberate force. What makes Syberia compelling is their ability to balance patience with intensity. Tracks often begin with fragile, shimmering lines—clean guitars stretched over spacious reverb—before gradually stacking tension until everything erupts into a wall of distortion. Yet the payoff never feels gratuitous. Their climaxes are earned, sculpted with a careful sense of pacing that reflects a band deeply in tune with the architecture of instrumental storytelling. After the overwhelming debutalbum "Drawing A Future" (2013) and the successor "Resiliency" (2016), the band signed to Metal Blade and released "Seeds Of Change" (2019) and "Statement On Death" (2022). With “Quan tot s’apagui”, a record that represents a major artistic and emotional shift in their trajectory. For the first time, the group delivers an album conceived fully in Catalan, a step that reinforces their identity and brings a new expressive depth to their sound. 
“Quan tot s’apagui” stands as their darkest and most introspective album to date. It offers a symbolic exploration of the world’s end and the passage into nothingness — a sonic narrative where beauty and devastation coexist. The record leans more heavily into post-metal and black metal influences, expanding Syberia’s signature sound into more intense, atmospheric, and ferocious territories while keeping the melodic sensitivity that has long defined them.