November 26, 2021 will see Swedish black / death metal heavyweights Godhead Machinery release their forthcoming studio album, Monotheistic Enslavement, through Black Lion Records.

Founded in 2014 by Kail Karlsson (formerly in Swedish black metal band Misericordia ), Godhead Machinery's forthcoming album will take a darker path compared to their previous records – Ouroboros and Aligned To The Grid – exploring the sick twisted mind of humanity. The record will also feature Krzysztof Klingbein of iconic death metal band Vader on drums. Karlsson’s deep interest and studies within religion and political structures, also reflects the concept of Monotheistic Enslavement. As the guitarist / vocalist recently explained:

"Godhead Machinery serves as a tool to analyze in which ways religious beliefs infiltrate laws, policy, behaviors, and moral codes of todays society. By identifying these influencing factors, we can confront them and break free from them. The Devil represent the opposition against this well-planned form of indoctrinated slavery!"

After the previously released single, "Orbis Non Sufficit", Godhead Machinery have just unleashed an incredible, new video for the album's title track. Watch the clip below

Says Kail: "I’m very proud to present our music video for the title track from our upcoming album, Monotheistic Enslavement. I stay humble to all my friends and Heavy Groove Media that made this video possible and are truly amazed by their professionalism, commitment and skills within acting.

Monotheistic Enslavement is one of our slower and darker tracks from the album and describes the implementation and remaining grip of monotheism through time and societies." 

Monotheistic Enslavement was mixed and mastered by Magnus Jonsson at Milk Studios in Sweden. The album will be released as LP, CD and Digital formats on November 26, 2021, through underground powerhouse Black Lion Records. You can now pre-order your copy here.

Tracklist:

"Sovereign Of Nullity"
"Ethereal"
"Dethroned"
"Orbis Non Sufficit"
"Upon His Deceitful Star"
"Helion"
"Monotheistic Enslavement"

"Orbis Non Sufficit"