Want More Metal? Subscribe To Our Daily Newsletter
Enter your information below to get a daily update with all of our headlines and receive The Orchard Metal newsletter.
Fleshgod Apocalypse is back with a new song detailing a real-life tragedy. The band is now streaming “Pendulum”, which is not only their first song since frontman Francesco Paoli‘s 2021 tragic mountain climbing accident, but one that chronicles the horrifying experience.
“This is the first song we release since my ‘dance’ with death, back in August 2021,” said Paoli. “It’s obvious that such a life changing event would have affected our music. It took a toll on me, physically and mentally, and sharing my experience is also part of my healing process. ‘Pendulum’ is just the opening chapter of a bigger story, which is yet to be told…”
“Pendulum” was mixed and mastered by Grammy-nominated producer Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Epica, Arch Enemy), a music video music video directed by Martina L. McLean, and artwork by Italian artist Ludovico Cioffi.
On the video, Paoli adds: “The music video, realized by visionary Italian director Martina L. McLean, turned my unfortunate incident into a monumental visual experience, an awe inspiring blend of obscure symbolism, surreal architectures and nightmarish mythological creatures. It perfectly portraits the struggle and the desperation of that day, a day of defeat… but also the day of my rebirth.”
Enter your information below to get a daily update with all of our headlines and receive The Orchard Metal newsletter.
The Linkin Park reunion has been a lively one as far as headlines go. Within…
Despite his busy schedule with Pantera these days, Zakk Wylde recently found some time to…
Mammoth Grinder is set to return with their first new release since 2018, Undying Spectral…
You've seen Deftones play plenty of places over the years, but a backyard show at…
The past day has been utterly insane for Linkin Park. First and foremost came the…
Opeth will release their new record The Last Will And Testament on October 11 and…