Veteran metal act DARKEST HOUR have shot a video for their track 'Savor The Kill' with director Ramon Boutviseth (TRIVIUM, ALL THAT REMAINS, etc.). The video is expected to premier soon.

Darkest Hour will release their seventh record, entitled The Human Romance, in Europe via Century Media Records on March 7th. The album will be released in North America on February 22nd for new label eOne Music. Renowned SOILWORK guitarist Peter Wichers, along with the band, produced the record himself.

The new single, 'Savor The Kill', can be heard on YouTube below:

This time around, the Darkest Hour songs were composed a bit differently than was the case in the past. Guitarist and founding member Mike Schleibaum explains, "We have been working on these tunes ever since we left the studio last April.”

Schleibaum continues, "The Eternal Return was written during a very dark, bleak time for the band and I think that record matches that in both tone and character. Our vision was for it to be an in-your-face, no-frills aggressive assault. The new material shares in that aggression and pushes Darkest Hour beyond the unknown."

The Human Romance tracklisting:

'Terra Nocturnus'

'The World Engulfed In Flames'

'Savor The Kill'

'Man And Swine'

'Love As A Weapon'

'Your Every Day Disaster'

'Violent By Nature'

'Purgatory'

'Severed Separates'

'Wound'

'Terra Solaris'

'Beyond The Life You Know'

A pre-order for The Human Romance is available below.

The band has also released another behind-the-scenes studio video, which can be seen below:

The band recently completed an Australian tour with CARFINEX and will continue their 15 Year Anniversary Legacy tour in Europe through the middle of February. The band's next tour has them headlining the Atticus Metal Tour along side BORN OF OSIRIS.

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