Exodus” by End Of The Worlds

The story of the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt, some 3,000 years ago, stands as a formative event in the Jewish tradition — a moment of departure, shaped by necessity and guided by something greater than man. Inspired by this narrative, Exodus by End Of The Worlds turns toward the possibility of inner liberation: a departure not from a place, but from a condition.

This work does not retell the biblical account. Instead, it draws from its structure — the urgency, the solitude, the crossing into unknown land. It speaks of the artist’s own movement away from the noise and fragmentation of the present, seeking clarity through form, discipline, and sound. Exodus opens a space for stillness, as a stance. The album follows no program. It does not explain. But for those willing to walk with it, it may point toward something essential: the moment when one ceases to wait and begins to move.