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Nightborn<\/strong> is now streaming their new single “Grave Madness” alongside a pretty gross music video. The single features Nightborn<\/strong> mastermind Arda K.<\/strong> wielding a guitar once owned by Gary Holt<\/strong>, drums performed by Krimh<\/strong> of Septicflesh<\/a><\/strong> and D\u00e5\u00e5th<\/a><\/strong> fame, and a mix and master that went down at Fascination Street Studios in Sweden.<\/p>\n “‘Grave Madness’ is about the darkness in people’s hearts and how they deal with their demons, as well as thoughts of death and the grave,” said Nightborn<\/strong> of the single. “The song conceptually takes these darker thoughts to an extreme level and explores someone going mad from their obsession with death and the grave.”<\/p>\n Nightborn<\/strong> will be releasing three videos in total from their 2022 Unhuman<\/em> album this summer, with “Grave Madness” being the first. The aim is to prepare the audiences for the September release of their upcoming EP titled Hammer of the Heretic<\/em> featuring all brand new material. The EP features Simon McKay<\/strong> (Agonist<\/strong>) on drums, Hubert Wiecek<\/strong> (ex-Decapitated<\/a><\/strong>, Dieth<\/a><\/strong>) on the bass, all produced by Pavel Daniels<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Unhuman<\/em> is available here on Bandcamp<\/a>.\n\t\t\t<\/p>\n<\/div>\n