French classical/black/opera metal project Les Chants Du Hasard unveiled the video for “Parmi Les Poussières". The track comes by way of the collective’s grandiose Livre Quart full-length, released independently earlier this year. An endeavour conceptualized and composed by primary member, Hazard, Les Chants Du Hasard was spawned from the notion that metal is a musical style that deals with extreme emotions such as anger, violence, darkness, and despair.
“Parmi Les Poussières” was filmed by Alexandre Arn and David Brenner (Gridfailure) and directed and edited by David Brenner. Link
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