posted on 20.02.2023

Swedish Blackened Death Metal Act FATAL EMBRACE Unleashes Lyric Video For "The Rot"!

Swedish blackened death metal veterans Fatal Embrace will release their brand new full-length record, entitled "Manifestum Infernalis", on March 24th via Black Lion Records. "Manifestum Infernalis" is the band's long awaited first new work since 1997, and even though many years have passed, that doesn't change the fact that Fatal Embrace are "hungrier than ever and super excited to write, record and release new music again!" After the release of the first two singles "Empyreal Doom" and "The Black Oath", Fatal Embrace follow up with a brand new lyric video for the track "The Rot".

 

Fatal Embrace comments:
"The Rot is our third single from our upcoming album Manifestum Infernalis. It was written late in the process but quickly became a band favorite on the album. It has a storytelling quality to it and the lyrics has quite a story to tell as well. It has those qualities that have become our call sign. Frantic parts blended with melodic passages all blended together in darkness to set the mood just right. By now our stand on faith based decision making and collective delusional thinking should be quite clear. This is the death of christianity. This is The Rot. A manifesto all on its own."

 

 Watch the lyric video here:

"Manifestum Infernalis" was recorded, mixed, produced and mastered in Studiomega by Christian Silver and Fatal Embrace. Album artwork by Moon Sang. 
Layout and design by Andreas Johansson and Marcos Cerutti. The album is available for pre-order at THIS LOCATION

 

Tracklist:

01. Empyreal Doom
02. The Black Oath
03. Wolves Of Golgotha
04. Prometheus' Sermon
05. Call Of The dark
06. Eyes of Oak
07. Sign Of The Pentagram
08. Deus Mali
09. The Rot

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Fatal Embrace are:

Henric Serholt - Vocals
Christian Silver - Drums
Andreas Johansson - Guitars
Manne Engström - Guitars
John Silver - Bass Guitar

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