EMPYREAN THRONE Release "And None Shall Rise" Lyric Video
June 23, 2017, 7 years ago
Los Angeles, California based symphonic black metal artists Empyrean Throne have released the official lyric video for the single "And None Shall Rise" from their upcoming debut album Chaosborne. The lyric video was produced by Scott Rudd (Opeth, Fear Factory).
Chaosborne was produced by Mick Kenney (Anaal Nathrakh), features artwork by Valadislav Kutusov, and will be released August 11th on M-Theory Audio (the new label from Marco Barbieri; ex-Century Media President, Nuclear Blast).
"'And None Shall Rise' is not only the subsequent single from our upcoming debut album Chaosborne, but the opening salvo in the second act of the record's story ark," says vocalist Andrew Knudsen. "Lovecraft enthusiasts will recognize much of the themes presented within the song, including the barren setting of ice covered dreamworld Polaris. Narratively the somber and treacherous atmosphere of Polaris was a perfect companion for the bombastic arrangement of 'And None Shall Rise'. At this point in the album's story, our main character, a knights templar named Mathias, is locked in a battle of wills with beings of the Lovecraftian pantheon. His ideals, sacred truths, and feeble view of the world around him has been fragmented, like a broken mirror that further pains his sanity as he tries to rearrange the pieces. However, with this suffering comes illumination and the awakening of a deeper power within. Everyone experiences agony, but it is within these trials that we are able to unlock hidden parts of our being capable of great feats, strength, and resolve. We hope that you enjoy listening to 'And None Shall Rise'. Ever vigilant disciples!"
Tracklisting:
"The Twilight Order"
"Sed Nomini Tuo Da Gloriam"
"Usurping The Obsidian God"
"And None Shall Rise…"
"The Devouring Mark"
"From The Mouth Ov The Black Icons"
"Stormrite Ascension"
"Chaosborne"
"Haereticus Stellarum Part I"
"Haereticus Stellarum Part II"
"Follow The Plaguelord Part II: The Harbinger Ov Pestilence"