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POSTCARDS FROM NEW ZEALAND - Unveil First Single From Upcoming Album

Mysterious New Zealand's masters of heavy/psychedelic and dark soundscapes, postcards from new zealand, have revealed the first single, "pinky swear", from their upcoming album, burn, witch, burn, due out on the 15th of April.

2022 sees the anonymous project postcards from New Zealand embark on an epic trilogy release. Formed of three albums, the betwixt and between collection unveils experimental sounds and new waters being tread. The trilogy begins with the dark and violent burn, witch, burn, manifesting in extreme metal styles including the likes of black metal, sludge and doom.

burn, witch, burn explores humanity's hatred, how it grows out of fear for the unknown that leads to acts of destruction even against one's own kind. Focusing on discrimination towards women but also of women and men turning against each other through the spread of hatred. Thematically, the imagery of historical witch trials and burnings represent this dark side to humanity aptly. burn, witch, burn takes these ideas and places them in a modern context exploring negative stereotypes of women reinforced in our patriarchal, heteronormative, Western Society. It's about celebrating differences not persecuting them. "on a silver plate" delivers high-speed percussion, sludgy distorted guitars and utterly demonic vocals, while "pill fight" brings a slower, mournful pace. Venturing into more progressive territory with the likes of "all the same" and "dead skin care", postcards from new zealand uses non-standard time signatures and dissonance to craft a despicably disturbing sound.

Journey through the darkness of humanity and watch the flames burn high. Descending into the depths of the extreme metal subgenres and styles, postcards from new zealand has produced a haunting atmosphere that reflects the intense meaning behind the narrative. Noisy, heavy and incredibly impactful, burn, witch, burn opens the betwixt and between collection with a monstrous bang. Link