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HIDEOUS DIVINITY’s Vocalist Used His Own Blood For The “More Than Many, Never One” Video


Hideous Divinity just released their new record Unextinct alongside a bloody music video for the track “More Than Many, Never One”. The video was produced by Dema Novakova and features however much blood Hideous Divinity vocalist Enrico Di Lorenzo offered up.

“Everything you see in this video is real. Made with chemistry, physics and blood by Dema Novakova at Eclypso Studio,” said Hideous Divinity. “No Artificial intelligence, no bullshit.”

On the album itself, Hideous Divinity added: “Unextinct sets a new milestone for Hideous Divinity, another step towards musical unspoken terror and frenzy. Every song has become a world with its own dissonances and rules made to be broken. A soundtrack of a shipwreck with the best sound production we’ve ever had: our brother Stefano ‘Saul’ Morabito at 16th Cellar Studios really outdid himself. The new creature is coming at you on March, 22nd.”

Unextinct is available here.

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