The gates of hell have opened: German dark electro master Extize has released "MediEVIL". This is the first single from Extize's upcoming album, DeLorean 666, which will be released on 20 May 2025 via darkTunes Music Group. Get ready for the explosive track, where Extize embarks on a time-travelling journey through the eras of the past.
Kicking things off in the dark ages, "MediEVIL" plunges you deep into a medieval world ruled by the sinister forces of Lucifer. With eerie Gregorian chants and their signature electro-industrial sound, Extize brings the kings of the underworld in several eras to life in this dark and powerful anthem.
Buckle up, because the journey begins now! Watch the captivating video. Link
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