Finland's industrial metal misfits King Satan are gearing up to release their brand-new record Black Magick Abraxas on 6 November through Blood Blast Distribution.
The outfit is now unleashing another taste of the chaos to come. "Abraxas Rising" showcases King Satan's distinctive danceable modern metal crossover, blending electronic grooves, a rave-like atmosphere and heavy riffs. The new single features guest vocals from Saku Solin of Finnish industrial metal veterans Turmion Kätilöt.
Frontman King Aleister Satan shares his thoughts on the track: "'Abraxas Rising' is probably the best example of what we mean by 'death metal disco': aggrotech meets death metal and rock 'n' roll! We have also a great honor to have our friend Saku Solin from Turmion Kätilöt and Fear Of Domination as a special guest vocalist in the track to bring more diversity and power to the track!"
For more details on King Satan's Black Magick Abraxas, the previously revealed video tracks, and the remaining live dates, follow the links HERE. Link
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