Today is a day of reckoning for all metalheads and extreme hardcore enthusiasts as CHAVER releases their bone-crushing album, “Of Gloom”! Dive headfirst into the abyss and let Chaver’s relentless tunes take you on a wild ride through darkness. This is the sonic onslaught you’ve been waiting for!
Female-fronted modern metal band Conspiracy of Blackness is thrilled to unveil their latest music video for the powerful track, “Collapsed.” The song is taken from their upcoming album, “Pain Therapy”, set for re-release via Wormholedeath.
The band stated: ” “Collapsed” is a song of denunciation against the continuous and extreme exploitation of Nature. This track tells of man’s self-destruction process, the unsustainability of consumption and production systems, and of the need to live in a healthy environment with respect for every living being. The band is very attentive to these issues, through this song launches a clear and strong message, underlined by the video clip created by Grazia Riccardo and directed by Alessandro Spenga of BluArtic Studios.”
The visually stunning music video by Alessandro Spenga of BluArtic Studios perfectly represents the intensity of the track.
About Conspiracy of Blackness:Conspiracy of Blackness is a female-fronted modern metal band based in Italy. With an intense and signature sound rooted in heavy metal, they infuse elements of nu-metal and alternative music into their compositions, creating a unique and atmospheric sonic experience. Since their formation in 2008, the band has been captivating audiences with their powerful performances and emotionally charged music. Their latest track, “Collapsed,” offers a raw and authentic journey of self-discovery and resilience, resonating deeply with listeners worldwide.
Conspiracy of Blackness are Antonio Bortone| Guitar Grazia Riccardo| Vocals Andrea Caliri | Bass Francesco Salerno| Drums
Finnish Progeny of Sun released their second single ‘False Radiance‘ from the upcoming debut album ‘Throne of Desolation’. The album is set to be released on December 8th via Inverse Records.
The composer Hauta comments: “in rehearsals, our drummer always wants the guitars to be louder in the in-ear monitoring. That’s how I got the idea for a song where the drummer would have to play completely on his own and if he concentrates on the guitars, game over. The song didn’t raise great enthusiasm for the singer at first, but as soon as he got his own voice in, he started to like it. Bass was executed normally.”