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Swiss doom project Tar Pond has shared a new single/video, "SLAVE", from its upcoming album PETROL, set for release on 15 September via Prophecy Productions, which will also re-issue the band's debut album, Protocol Of Constant Sadness (feat. Celtic Frost legend Martin Ain on bass) on the same day.
PETROL and its tracks are written in capitals since it's an integral part of Tar Pond's artistic concept for this album.
Tar Pond's vocalist Thomas Ott on "SLAVE": "Although the video for 'SLAVE' was produced simultaneously with the clip for 'BLIND', we approached the visuals in a quite different way. This dark and heavy song rather evokes simple and slow images. I had some interesting shots of jellyfish floating in dark water. So we decided to shoot some additional material of the band performing in the rehearsal room, filled with a maximum of smoke. That quickly turned out to be a bad idea due to the fire alarms installed in the building. Well, with the kind help of some good old friends, Marky managed to procure a much better location in no time. Initially, the video for 'SLAVE' was planned with more varied footage, but Fabrizio Merico's sublime camera work, shot in only one night at the Zukunft Club in Zurich, and the absolute professional editing by Coroner's Daniel Stoessel made us decide to just let it all go up in smoke! Sometimes less is more!"
While "SLAVE" awaits you right below, more regarding PETROL is HERE. Link
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