Heartbreak is at the core of Ater's new single, "Heart Of Glass". Accompanied by a lyric video, the dark metal act delivers another glimpse into the sinister romance that permeates the upcoming album Everlasting, scheduled for release on 29 January 2027 through Torque Records.
Ater comment on "Heart Of Glass": "Going back to our heavier tones, 'Heart Of Glass' represents what the new album is all about. Quite a personal song and very rooted in the life of our frontman and lyricist, Fernando. A music video with displayed lyrics has been prepared with the release to convey the despair. This song is for those who have been broken-hearted; we hope it resonates with you".
A frantic, pulsing heartbeat heralds the arrival of "Heart Of Glass". Descending into a desolate void, Ater unleashes a thunderous, slow-burning and crushing sound steeped in anguish and despair. Relentless rhythms and monstrous gutturals embody an unending inner turmoil, while soaring clean vocal passages add a sombre emotional weight to the track.
Everlasting was produced by Fernando Bühring and recorded at Torque Records. The album was mixed by Daniel Lancaster and mastered by Tony Lindgren at Fascination Street Studios, while the cover artwork was created by Travis Smith.
The previously unveiled video for "Sleep" can be viewed HERE. Link
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