Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
“Panic Loves Telling Lies” sees the return of Cellar Noise, seven years after their previous album “Nautilus”, which had already revealed a remarkable evolution from their 2017 debut “Alight”. The Milanese band’s focus is today even more oriented towards the future, building on superb prog-metal that evolves into darker, heavier and more structured ground, whilst retaining the atmospheres already present in their previous works. The album’s central theme explores the subtle space between pressure and fracture.
“Panic Loves Telling Lies” sees the return of Cellar Noise, seven years after their previous album “Nautilus”, which had already revealed a remarkable evolution from their 2017 debut “Alight”. The Milanese band’s focus is today even more oriented towards the future, building on superb prog-metal that evolves into darker, heavier and more structured ground, whilst retaining the atmospheres already present in their previous works. The album’s central theme explores the subtle space between pressure and fracture.
