Anticipation is building for the release of King Satan's fourth studio album, The Devil's Evangelion, due on 8 November under the banner of Noble Demon. The industrial metal outfit has unleashed the second upcoming album's single, "Chaos Forever Now (feat. Nachtmahr)", along with a brand new and animated music video directed by the band's vocalist, King Aleister Satan. The track features a stellar and blasphemous collaboration with industrial-techno masters Nachtmahr, adding an extra layer of sonic intensity to the band's already dynamic sound.
Reflecting on the themes behind "Chaos Forever Now (feat. Nachtmahr)", King Aleister Satan shares: "I thought it would be about a time to get one of the most notorious mass murderers arrested and brought to the justice. I mean that character still has lots and lots of followers who turns blind eye to his crimes against humanity and the nature, mostly because of fear, which I of course understand because the number of his victims and quality of his cruelty is almost unimaginable. But no more! We asked our friends from Austrian industrial-techno masters Nachtmahr to help us with this quest, and we are truly honored that they answered the call - which you all can see and hear with the 2nd single 'Chaos Forever Now', from our upcoming album".
Delving deeper into the musical and conceptual realms, King Aleister Satan teases details about the forthcoming album: "The Devil's Evangelion will be a concept album concentrating on the duality and the paradoxical nature of reality. This concept stems from a trickster-like narrative that becomes convinced about being possessed by the Devil, leading to an experience of reality through the Devil's eyes."
Furthermore, King Satan will celebrate the album release on the following dates, featuring performances from The Abbey, Miseria Ultima, and Pracidisti, along with a special pre-launch party where King Satan will support Fear Of Domination.
More info and the previously released "New Aeon Gospel" video are HERE. Link

The Devil's Evangelion tracklist:
01. New Aeon Gospel
02. Abyss of the Souls
03. Chaos Forever Now (feat. Nachtmahr)
04. Once Upon A Shadow
05. A Death Before Death
06. The Carnivalesque of Dark & Light
07. Destroy the World
08. The Devils and Saints
09. Satanas Rex Mundi
10. The Devil's Evangelion
11. Epilogue (The Phoenix Song)
King Satan Live:
11/10 Joensuu - Kerubi (pre-launch) *
30/11 Tampere - Bar Kotelo **
07/12 Helsinki - Kuudes Linja **
10/01 Turku - Utopia **
17/01 Kuopio - Ottopoika ***
18/01 Oulu - 45 Special ****
* King Satan supports Fear Of Domination
** The Abbey and Miseria Ultima as supports
*** Without The Abbey
**** with The Abbey and Praecidisti

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