Blackened metallers All Hell dive headfirst into a chaotic fury in the new single, "Exiled Into Nod". The track arrives ahead of the band's forthcoming full-length, Sunsetter, slated for release on 10 October through Terminus Hate City.
The band comments: "In contrast to most of our album openers, which have usually contained a slower or intro-like passage, we wanted to start this record IMMEDIATELY, throwing the listener right into the world we've crafted for this record. This song represents the fervent prayer of a devotee of Cain, the First Murderer and Father of Vampires. It tells the story of Cain's exile and curse by God. During this exile, he meets and forms a union with Lilith (the likewise fallen and exiled first wife of Adam in many Jewish mythological sources), thus setting the stage for the curse of vampirism to spread. The bridge of the song returns to the prayer of the devotee, crying out to his symbolic mother and father to return and usher in the final downfall of humanity".
Sunsetter is the fifth full-length from All Hell, following a string of acclaimed releases including The Grave Alchemist and The Witch's Grail. Link
Sunsetter tracklist:
01. Exiled Into Nod
02. Dominus Sanguis, Domina Nox
03. The Violent Brood
04. The Bleeding
05. Sunsetter
06. The Flood and the Death
07. Behold the Night
08. Path of Cain
09. Sacrifice to Shadow
10. The Ancients Rise
11. The Outer Night
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