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The USA-based experimental/ambient metal outfit Locrian released a haunting new video for their song "Mortichnia". The song is from their album New Catastrophism which came out via Profound Lore in August. Watch the video below and as well you can listen to New Catastrophism in its entirety.
The video's directors Sean Dack and Lucy Swope comment: "A witch (probably named Mortichnia) is the last surviving person on earth after a plague/virus ravages the globe. The witch is also coming down with this disease so she sets out to collect items for potions and spells to push the disease out of her body. She comes across many remnants, relics and ruins of civilizations past and we travel with her until the sun sets that day."
New Catastrophism sees the iconic experimental music trio return back to their roots through four immersive tracks that signal towards the band's signature expressions through dark ambient, experimental music, drone and post-rock. Massive dystopian soundscapes through the intricate, layered, and spacious sound palette Locrian unveil.
Locrian is a prophetic voice of decline. From the band's inception, it has comfortably straddled both the experimental and metal underground, weaving themes of apocalypse, urban decay, environmental destruction and birth/death/rebirth throughout its multifaceted and genre-defying releases. The trio was formed in 2005 in Chicago and features Terence Hannum (synthesizers, vocals, tape loops), André Foisy (guitars, electronics), and Steven Hess (drums, electronics). Over its sixteen-year history, Locrian have released six studio albums, three collaborative albums, and numerous limited-edition releases. Link
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