EQUILIBRIUM Unveil Music Video For "Met" (20 Years Later) Featuring International Guest Stars And Friends

October 12, 2021, 3 years ago

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EQUILIBRIUM Unveil Music Video For "Met" (20 Years Later) Featuring International Guest Stars And Friends

Equilibrium has come a long way since the release of their debut album, Turis Fratyr, in 2005 that created a milestone in the epic pagan metal world of the new century.

While their long sold-out sophomore album, Sagas, will finally be re-released on vinyl on November 12 (only a few copies left to order here), the band now takes you even further back into their past and invited musicians, friends, tv stars, and YouTubers to join them on this new interpretation of their legendary hit "Met" which has always made fans from across the world raise their glasses to the stage and sing along.

With the keyboard, violin, accordion, traverse flute, and many spectacular guest solos, this is definitely a perfect worldwide celebration for the band's 20th anniversary, so watch Equilibrium and countless celebrities such as members from Saltatio Mortis, Solstafir, Lord Of The Lost, Primordial come together for this uplifting as well as the hilarious version of an evergreen - "Met" (20 Years Later).

Guitarist and founding member René Berthiaume comments: "I still remember how I did sit in my bedroom in front of the computer, a couple of mead bottles next to me. We wrote this simple first song for our first show but we would have never expected that this would have made such an impact on the underground scene. It was very fun to dig out this track and create a special version with many friends we have met (pun intended) during our journey."

Besides enjoying their favourite mead, Equilibrium is still busy in the studio with the recording of their upcoming seventh album that is currently scheduled for 2022.  

In case you missed their latest single, "Revolution", watch below:


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