Helsinki (Finland)-based heavy dream‑pop duo Sisar have released their compelling new single “Liekki”, accompanied by a beautifully crafted video by Tekla Vály. The track serves as a quiet yet determined act of resistance — a gentle uprising against forces that suffocate life, hope and justice. “Liekki” speaks directly to those who wish to nurture and defend a fairer world, carrying its message with disarming softness and emotional clarity.
The single offers another glimpse into Sisar’s forthcoming debut album Valo valtaa vielä kaiken (Light Will Still Conquer Everything), set for release on 6 November via Svart Records. The album promises a rich interplay of contrasts: music that is simultaneously dark and hopeful, weighty yet innocent, weaving natural imagery with fundamental human questions — love, death, transformation.
On stage, Sisar expand into a trio, amplifying their sound into something both delicate and forceful. Ethereal vocal lines and dream‑laden textures collide with heavier undercurrents, while memorable choruses cut sharply through the haze, giving their live presence a distinctive emotional charge.
Sisar’s early singles have already captured media attention and found listeners through radio airplay. Their previous track “Nälkä” remains available for viewing for anyone who may have missed it over HERE, offering another window into the band’s evolving sonic world.
With “Liekki”, Sisar continue to shape a sound that feels intimate yet expansive — a dream‑pop glow tempered by emotional gravity, and a promise of what their debut album is poised to deliver. Link
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