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Los Angeles (USA) based gothic metal mysterians The Sixth Chamber are back with a new single and video "Red Death Masquerade". Like the horrid nascent vampire plague it depicts, The Sixth Chamber's new single is leading a foray into the darkest depths of antiquarian New Orleans vampire lore.
The new video stars British vampire/fetish queen and gothic model Dani Divine as she is stalked throughout the French Quarter and the eldritch cemeteries of New Orleans by a malignant vampiric fiend (played by extreme gothic couture and headpiece designer Loretta Vampz) in a lustful, blood-soaked tale of woe and seduction. Will her night of pleasure and prurient indulgence end in eternal horror and damnation? Are her fears real or simply her imagination?
Dani Divine has been a featured headlining burlesque performer and poster model for the Endless Night Vampire Ball events for the past few years along with performing fire spinning at Bloodstock Open Air Festival and other major events. She was also featured in the 29 October 2020 Rolling Stone article about the Vampire Ball and is an internationally known model and cover girl.
In an eerie twist of synchronicity, the "Red Death Masquerade" music video was filmed throughout the day on 11 December in New Orleans, at the exact day and time of famed New Orleans vampire literary giant Anne Rice's death... in the exact cemetery that she would subsequently be buried in - Metairie Cemetery.
The video was directed by Mark Newton, who has worked in various roles on numerous film productions including Danzig's "Verotika"; Timecrafters: The Treasure of Pirate's Cove (starring Malcolm McDowell); and Death Rising. In addition to being an extravagant designer of gothic and Dia De Los Muertos headpieces and costumes, Loretta Vampz was cast as a werewolf in the new Renfield film starring Nicholas Cage, filming has been underway in New Orleans.
The Sixth Chamber combines retro gothic metal, gothic rock and epic doom and has been a perpetual fixture on the Los Angeles music scene for the past 20 years, remaining steadfast and unyielding in its gloom. Link
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