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Fans of the USA-based total occultic mechanical blasphemers, or T.O.M.B., have been given the second track, "Hatred To All", from the band's upcoming album, Terror Winds, due for release via Dark Essence Records on 2 December.
The title of the single, "Hatred To All", is a clear indication of the thoughts and emotions that lie behind the track, as T.O.M.B. explains: "'Hatred To All' is an anthem to those visions and values that shaped the foundation of early 90s black metal. With a ruthless rabid intent, the malice behind the music of the song embodies acts of aggression without borders. It embraces freedom of unrestrained anger and ill will toward everyone and everything regardless of gender, race, religion, moral beliefs or political stances".
A follow-up to 2020s The Thin Veil, T.O.M.B.'s latest album, Terror Winds, is the seventh full-length release from a band known for its exploration of esoteric matters such as death, paranormal activity and occult practices, and which, with over twenty years of making music, has created a sound that combines black metal with elements of dark ambient, doom, death, industrial and power electronics.
Bringing all its experience to bear on Terror Winds, T.O.M.B. has created an album which has the authentically dangerous feel of early 90s black metal. Combine that with a powerful wave of ambient keyboards and classic T.O.M.B. noise, and you have an album filled with symphonic ambience and necromantic noise soundscapes. It is both horrific and spellbinding in a way that only a band with a reputation as one of the top innovators in the field of modern-day black metal can produce.
With a lineup that includes No-One, B. Zimimay, Tyler B and Samantha Viola, Terror Winds was recorded live at the Ossuary Studios in New York City and mastered by Tore Stjerna at Necromorbus Studios in Sweden.
Now, listen to "Hatred To All" and the first unleashed track, "In The Ugly Dark", right below. Link
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