Das Schweizer Black Metal Duo ERNTE hat die Veröffentlichung ihres kommenden Albums „Weltenzerstörer“ angekündigt und gleichzeitig ein Video zur ersten Single „Ruler of Chaos, Bringer of Storm“ veröffentlicht. Das Album wird am 7. Juni über Vendetta Records erscheinen. https://ernteblackmetal.bandcamp.com/

ERNTE über das kommende Album:
„Das Cover wurde von einem Grafikdesigner entworfen, auf den wir in den sozialen Medien gestoßen sind. Sein Bild hat uns sofort angesprochen und passt in unseren Augen perfekt zum Albumtitel: Neben dem Seeungeheuer, dem ‚Weltzerstörer‘, wirken die wenigen Menschen winzig und verschwinden fast. Dieser Weltenzerstörer wird z.B. auch in einem satanischen Ritual in Form des Leviathan in unserer ersten Single/Video ‚Ruler of Chaos, Bringer of Storm‘ beschworen.

 

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Die französischen Black Metaller SETH haben mit „Et Que Vive le Diable!“ eine neue Single veröffentlicht, die ihr nächstes Album „La France des Maudits“ ankündigt. Das Album erscheint via Season Of Mist am 14. Juli.
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Mit „Et Que Vive le Diable!“ entwirft SETH eine Erzählung, die Geschichten von göttlichem Trotz und Befreiung miteinander verwebt und vor dem Hintergrund von atmosphärischem Black Metal in seiner kunstvollsten und aufrührerischsten Form präsentiert. SETH taucht wieder auf, nicht nur um zu herrschen, sondern um zu revolutionieren, nicht nur um ein Echo zu geben, sondern um Wahrheiten in die Leere der göttlichen Unterdrückung zu sprechen.

 

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  Since the band’s inception in 1991, 16volt has been virtually synonymous with coldwave and machine/rock as Eric Powell and his numerous bandmates over the years have helped to define and shape the style. It’s been seven years since the release of the Dead On Arrivals EP, which was preceded by 2016’s The Negative Space; […]

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Lost in the echoes
Can’t break the bond
A love so strong
Where dreams respond
Enthralled by her idol, a fervent admirer navigates the boundaries of obsession. Tangled in the web of adoration and limerence, she grapples with a tumultuous dance between devotion and reality, where the allure of idol worship blurs such distinctions and tests her grasp on sanity.

Obsession: This is the theme of Caput Medusae’s Überfan, from the German duo’s forthcoming debut album You Can’t Negotiate With Zombies. The song, performed in German, means “super-super fan.” This sinister track, laid down by Tina Mar and Stefan Scott, showcases the experimental dynamics of post-punk and dark wave grounded in more conventional ’00s riffs.

Überfan is a timely subject, particularly within the nebulous domain of social media. Parasocial relationships between viewers and celebrities or influencers have materialized en masse, nurturing unilateral bonds between users and digital personas. However, beneath this initial allure lies a terrain fraught with dangers: emotional dependency, entanglement of identity, and the burden of unrealistic expectations. These consequences transcend the digital realm, potentially affecting mental health and trapping individuals in a cycle of loneliness and disillusionment.

This perilous plunge into despondency is palpable in the sinister Überfan, as Scott’s somber vocal bellow spins a saga of turmoil unfolding, as the pedestal supporting her idol threatens to teeter and topple.

Listen to the single below and pre-order You Can’t Negotiate With Zombies here. The album will be available on vinyl, digipak CD, and cassette.

You Can’t Negotiate With Zombies [Debut Album] by Caput Medusae
You Can’t Negotiate With Zombies unveils a fusion of post-punk, good old-fashioned gothic charm and eerie electro-wave, teasing the potential brilliance of newcomers Caput Medusae. Though their defining sound is still gestating, the collection offers a tantalizing peek into their artistic evolution. For dedicated Überfans of the goth subculture, it’s not merely a decadence but a meticulously crafted starting point.

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There has been a lot of buzz around Data Void. So, what's all buzzing about? Well, imagine Don Gordon of Numb and James Mendez of Jihad meeting each other in Austin Texas in 1996 when Numb, Die Krupps and Front Line Assembly were tour. Great!, two artists met each other, but here's where it gets int

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