King Satan have dropped another music video, "Fire In The Hole", lifted from their new album Black Magick Abraxas, ready to surface on 6 November via Blood Blast Distribution. The new single blends modern metal, heavy riffs, electronic groove and a rave‑like atmosphere, where extravagant theatrics collide with raw rock'n'roll energy — a signature fusion that continues to define the ensemble's shock‑rocking industrial aesthetic.
Frontman King Aleister Satan comments: "'Fire In The Hole' is the first King Satan song and video we made together with the dead. I think? I had a very lucid dream where I was on a drinking spree with deceased philosophers, the Danish Søren Kierkegaard and the Greek Diogenes the Cynic. They insisted I made a song based on their texts and thoughts, since I was such a big fan of their work. It was peculiar dream indeed. They spoke to me telepathically in some kind of gibberish, eyes glowing all white, but I understood it clearly. Diogenes looked a bit like a fellow who lost a drunken bet to me earlier, where I claimed that I can jump higher than the Tower of Näsineula of Tampere (Towers don't jump). I thought to myself that it was a very absurd dream, so I wanted to make a song to reflect that. 90s influenced electronic music and bounce metal with a philosophical undertone? And here we go!"
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