[Cover photo credit to Sav Bagshaw]
Alternative Metal band Entheos has released a new video for the track “Hell Is A Part Of Me” from their new full-length album, Empty On The Inside, out now on Metal Blade Records in multiple formats, including vinyl variants. The video was directed by Malcolm Pugh and the song is a call to embrace one’s own darkness.
Vocalist Chaney Crabb comments on the song and video:
‘Hell is A Part of Me’ is about taking ownership of your own darkness. It’s about acknowledging those parts of yourself rather than pretending they don’t exist. So much of life can make people feel like they need to hide their darker side in order to be worthy of acceptance, but this song pushes against that idea. It’s about understanding that pain can be something that you acknowledge within yourself, but it doesn’t define who you are. For us this song feels like a statement and really encompasses the spirit of our band as a whole with catchy riffs, anthemic choruses and a heavy breakdown.
Empty On The Inside is the most ambitious album of Entheos’ career. Featuring vocalist Chaney Crabb (voice actress for Jill Valentine in Dead By Daylight) and multi-instrumentalist Navene Koperweis (ex-Animals As Leaders, Animosity), alongside guitarists Scott Carstairs (Fallujah) and Michael Stancel (Allegaeon), the record finds the band at their “most collaborative and creatively unified.”
Empty On The Inside was produced by Mark Lewis (The Black Dahlia Murder, Fallujah, Whitechapel) and mastered by Justin Sturtz at Sterling Sound. The album’s visual artwork was created by Zac Shiffer (Nine Inch Nails, Behemoth, Soundgarden).
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