Norwegian artist Mortiis, also known as the godfather of dungeon synth, is preparing for another…
Norwegian artist Mortiis, also known as the godfather of dungeon synth, is preparing for another cycle of his Era I material and has just launched a brand new video for the song “Visions of an Ancient Future” which is taken from his forthcoming album “Spirit Of Rebellion”. The video was directed and produced by Finnish film maker Ari Savonen who is known for his work for “Takapihan Pojat: Joulutarina” (2011), “Törkypukki vol. 2” (2016) and “Backwood Madness” (2019).
Check out “Visions of an Ancient Future” here:
Asked about the video Mortiis says: “I had to fend off a lot of demons to get to this point. They’ll be back, they always come back, but at least my vision is no longer clouded…When I was working on re-interpreting my old music for the Cold Meat Industry festival in Stockholm a little over a year ago, I had no idea that I´d eventually create an (almost) new record, nor that a section of it would be used for my first Dungeon Synth video since 1996. But here we are. New video and (almost) new music, and my first Era 1 US tour since 1999.”
24 albums for free download and North American tour
Mar. 28 2019 Metro Gallery Baltimore MD: Event Page, Tickets Mar. 29 2019 Brooklyn Bazaar, New York NY: Event Page, Tickets Mar. 30 2019 The Raven, Worcester, MA (Northeast Dungeon Siege): Event Page, Tickets Mar. 31 2019 Petit Campus, Montreal QC: Event Page, Tickets Apr. 01 2019 Velvet Underground, Toronto ON: Tickets Apr. 02 2019 The Forge, Joilet, IL: Tickets Apr. 04 2019 El Corazon, Seattle, WA: Event Page, Tickets Apr. 05 2019 Hawthorne Theatre, Portland, OR: Tickets Apr. 06 2019 Oakland Metro, Oakland CA: Event Page, Tickets Apr. 07 2019 Lodge Room, Los Angeles CA: Event Page, Tickets
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