German zombie/gothic metal sensation Dominum unleashed the zombie apocalypse with the new album, The Dead Don't Die, which is out now via Napalm Records. Alongside this top-notch horror story, Dr. Dead and his horde of undead provide necessary survival skills with their blistering new single and official music video for "Don't Get Bitten By The Wrong Ones".
With a fusion of catchy riffs, haunting lyrics from the grave, and unrelenting energy, this track takes listeners on an unholy journey through fear, survival and a world overrun by the undead. Lyrically gripping, "Don't Get Bitten By The Wrong Ones" paints a bleak yet adrenaline-fueled picture of isolation and mistrust in a collapsing society. Themes of resilience and primal instinct drive the chorus as the band warns against the dangers lurking in the shadows.
Frontman Dr. Dead delivers a commanding vocal performance, blending raw emotion with Dominum's signature apocalyptic soundscape. The band's relentless rhythm section and crushing guitar work channel the chaos of a world on the brink of doom.
Dr. Dead on the new single "Don't Get Bitten By The Wrong Ones": "So here we are - a year has passed, and the story continues to unfold. No matter what challenges arise, this journey remains unstoppable. As we close this chapter, I want to share a mantra that has guided me through the highs and lows of the past year. It's a simple truth, but a powerful one. It has shaped my path, and I believe it can shape yours too. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Don't Get Bitten by the Wrong Ones."
Dominum on the new album The Dead Don't Die: "Hey, living people. Exactly one year ago, our journey began, and now it's time for a new chapter. In the darkest nights, I buried my fallen zombies and brought them back to life under the full moon. But the real story is still to come. Stay calm, stay close (forever—pun intended), and I'll tell you everything soon. Just remember one thing: the dead don't really die." Link

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