Chilean darkwave/coldwave/electro duo Vioflesh return with Melancolia, a powerful new release that gathers their previously unveiled singles into one cohesive, emotionally charged body of work. Out now via darkTunes Music Group, the album arrives alongside a brand‑new music video for the track “Stormy Eyes”, further expanding the duo’s hypnotic visual and sonic world.
Melancolia is a journey carved from longing, inner fire, and the delicate tension between vulnerability and strength. The album moves fluidly between intimate, slow‑burning ballads and pulsing, dancefloor‑ready intensity — a testament to Vioflesh’s ability to balance emotional depth with irresistible rhythm.
From the ritualistic shadows of “Within The Veil”, through the emotional fracture of “Ashes”, the seductive pull of “Sweet Poison”, the magnetic electricity of “Stormy Eyes”, and the fierce momentum of “Chains”, the record captures the full spectrum of contemporary darkwave expression. Each track feels like a different facet of the same wounded heart, illuminated by cold neon light.
This is music where fragility becomes strength.
This is darkness shaped into movement.
This is Melancolia — an invitation to step into the shadows and let them speak.
Watch the video for “Stormy Eyes” below and enter the world of Vioflesh. The duo will be touring Europe this October and November, so try to catch them live. The dates are below. The previously released video for the single "The Spell" can be found over HERE. Link
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