Norwegian black metal legends Limbonic Art unleash the first video single, "Ad Astra et Abyssos", taken from the anticipated new album entitled Opus Daemoniacal, which is scheduled for release on 28 June via Kyrck Productions & Armour.
"Seeing the very track that ignited the process of creating music again unleashed, gives me great pleasure and satisfaction", mastermind Vidar "Daemon" Jensen writes. "The eminent musical and mental journey of 'Ad Astra et Abyssos' leads through the labyrinth of my thoughts, and out into deeper regions of space. The music inspired the fervid yet chilling video, which was filmed in the majestic snow-covered wilderness of Norway."
Limbonic Art is back! The ninth full-length Opus Daemoniacal is black as a raven, fierce as a wolf, majestic as an eagle, and mighty as the legendary Norwegian black metal pioneers that mastermind, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist Vidar "Daemon" Jensen founded in 1993 have always been. Link
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