Industrial rock/metal outfit Our Frankenstein has released their brand‑new single and video “Jealous God”, offering a fierce first glimpse into their forthcoming EP, Comedy.
“Jealous God” dives into themes of envy, devotion, and spiritual confinement, drawing inspiration from the gnostic belief that human reality is ruled by a malevolent demiurge — Yaldabaoth. The track and its accompanying video juxtapose divine wrath with real‑world catastrophe, framing the chaos through a lens of biting satire.
Visually, the video poses a provocative question: If fate lies in the hands of higher powers… what happens when the people seize the crown instead? Shot by Pablo Salamone and directed/edited by Ryan Laney, the clip blends apocalyptic imagery with symbolic rebellion, amplifying the song’s confrontational tone.
“Jealous God” marks a bold step toward Comedy, promising an EP steeped in dark commentary, industrial weight, and the band’s signature theatrical edge. Link
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