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With less than a month to go to the release of The Archer, Fjord And The Thunder, the much-anticipated third full-length album from Endezzma, here's finally a further glimpse into the darkness of the Norwegian black metallers who are so adept at creating with the release of a new single, "Wild Glorior Death", along with an accompanying lyric video. The new Endezzma album, The Archer, Fjord And The Thunder will be released on 22nd January via Dark Essence Records.
The band point out that with its powerful build-up to the climax, the lyric video is the perfect visual accompaniment to the track: “"Wild Glorior Death” is a true manifest and a real gate to the core of the mythical and philosophical depth of the album. In this song, you find the essential battle of strength, untamed forces and the unbound darkness. A rapture of oppressive sonic splendour visualized by the video that follows the track. The journey builds up through a really violent and epic storm and through the thunder, the listener will experience that the song represents the turning point in the storyline of the album. The Archer claims his throne through “Wild Glorior Death”."
With The Archer, Fjord And The Thunder, Endezzma have taken massive strides with their songwriting, and have produced an album that bridges the gap between dark anthems and primitive aggression. Recorded at the Vika Studio and the Malpherno Studio in Norway, the album was mixed and mastered by Tore Stjerna at the Necromorbus Studio in Stockholm. The artwork is by Stefan Todorovic/Kahos Diktator Design. Previously released video for the first single “Anomalious Abomination" and the second single/video "The Name Of The Night Is A Strong Tower" can be checked out over HERE and HERE. You can also read the full review of the album over HERE. Now enjoy in the Endezzma's darkness by clicking play in the player below. Link
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