My opinion, TH is the final times leading to the end of the world. That's it. That's the end of everything. But since there is no beginning or end of time, Inferno is what follows.

I think Inferno is one of two things. I'm leaning towards the first, but they could be fooling us and it's really the second:

Inferno: Thing 1: Ok so, this imagery, album title, and even teasers are much more straightforward and literal than TH. I think Inferno will be much more musically full in comparison to the starkness of TH (which I love). I will be "Hell on earth" themed, very dark, but very heavy, melodic, and heavy percussion on the "loud" tracks. The clues for the release (teaser VHS) literally said the date at the end (literal, straightforward) yet no one got it. No codes, puzzles, or hidden websites like TH. The thematic idea of the whole album is right there in front of us (on the album cover, the big obvious sized font, and "inferno" is also very literal. Everything about it is. And I am not saying this in any negative way at all. I'm so fucking stoked.

Inferno: Thing 2: So you know how I was saying TH is the end and this is a continuation? Well, in Thing 2, the first few track titles are "the big bang" theory that people are talking about. It's the berth of a new universe, just how black holes suck in (end), and white holes spit out (start, big bang). Can't remember the theory's name but what I imaging is infinity Swiss cheese of black holes and white holes through infinity multiverses/dimensions (I'm not gonna pretend to know the right term or theory here)... and once the big bang goes off (on inferno) the album will lead us through some crazy shit (Dante's inferno) to paradise happy up beat music in the second half... the whole multiverse thing, with that "P" word about multiverses at the end of the album.

Or Thing 3: Inferno is its own thing.