Swedish dark electro/industrial/darkwave duo Thin Eater, who released the self-titled debut album in March this year, is back with a new single, "Nex Animae". The song is a horror story about a victim of a violent crime who wakes up in the afterlife. Instead of finding peace, he discovers that the murderer is still pursuing him, haunting the next realm. The single is released via Leptura Records.
"Nex Animae" is the first release from Thin Eater since the self-titled debut album (you can read the review over HERE). The release of the song comes with unique video footage of burning synthesisers and guitars lighting up the Nordic night. Formed in Gothenburg, Sweden, in 2022, Thin Eater merges the energy of industrial darkwave with post-punk. Following a series of singles, Thin Eater released their self-titled debut album in March 2025. The band has shared the stage with Priest, Then Comes Silence and The Foreign Resort, among others. Link
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