Italian symphonic death metallers Genus Ordinis Dei have released a new video single, "East Of Eden". The song serves as the opening act of the band's upcoming concept album and opera, The Land East Of Eden, which will see the light of day on 16 January 2026 via Eclipse Records.
"East Of Eden" marks the beginning of a new chapter in the band's evolving narrative universe. The track portrays the first steps of Cain after his exile; desperate, alone, and cast away from both God and Blood, forced to walk into a land of shadows and forgotten spirits.
The single introduces the dramatic themes and cinematic soundscapes that define The Land East Of Eden, which also features the legendary Roy Khan (Conception, ex-Kamelot).
Tommy, founder, producer and guitarist of the band, says about the new single: "Musically, 'East Of Eden' lays the emotional and sonic foundation of the album. Primal riffs, ritualistic drums, and a chorus melody that feels ancient and unforgettable. This track walks the line between epic storytelling and raw aggression, blending orchestral grandeur with the darker pulse of modern metal. It's the gate opening, the fall echoing, the beginning of the exile".
Nico, drummer, adds: "[...] there's groove, violence, and moments of eerie tension... the heartbeat of a man who realises exile is forever. This track marks the beginning of the fall, and I wanted the drums to make you feel every heavy step he takes into the unknown".
With The Land East Of Eden, Genus Ordinis Dei continue to expand their unmistakable blend of symphonic grandeur, extreme metal intensity and narrative depth. Link

The Land East Of Eden Tracklist:
01. Triumphant
02. Sharp Things
03. The Woe None Shall See
04. East of Eden
05. Sweet Magic (ft. Roy Khan)
06. Abyss
07. I Am Wretched, I Am Proud
08. Eyes Through the Veil
09. Awakening
10. Immortal Love
11. Treason
12. The Crone
13. For the Hatred Continues Still

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