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Swiss trance/symphonic/melodic death metal outfit Rage Of Light catapults listeners into the future with its latest single, "The Scent Of Dead Leaves". The electrifying track follows on the heels of the band's epic "Upriser", released last month, and continues to push boundaries in the genre.
The music video, shot and directed by Jonathan Pellet, offers a visually dynamic accompaniment to the single - providing a stark contrast to the visuals of "Upriser". The song was expertly mixed and mastered by renowned sound engineer Thomas 'Drop' Betrisey, known for his work with Samael and Sybreed.
Vocalist Martyna Halas teases fans with a tantalizing question about the new track: "What if you ran away...? Let's explore this question with our new music video! Beware, though: the song gets slightly crazy at some point. Fans of electronic music won't be disappointed!"
Following a well-received cover of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" and the previous single "Upriser", "The Scent Of Dead Leaves" navigates the band's seamless transitions between genres, maintaining their signature intensity and a fresh, futuristic sound.
As Rage Of Light forges ahead, fans can anticipate more genre-defying tracks; here already: "The Scent Of Dead Leaves"... Link
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