Ships In The Night shares ‘Blood Harmony’ video for Halloween from the album ‘Protection Spells’ out via Metropolis Records (May 2025)
Ships In The Night
Alethea Leventhal’s US ethereal darkwave/dream-pop project Ships In The Night has issued a new video for “Blood Harmony” to mark All Hallows’ Eve. The song opens the third full-length “Protection Spells,” released May 2, 2025 (digital) and May 9, 2025 (CD) via Metropolis Records.
Leventhal describes the clip like this: “This video is about coming together to keep each other safe… leaning on one another, soft strength and taking back our power.” The video portrays a coven assembling in the woods to light a fire and cast a protective spell.
Below is the full album “Protection Spells“.
About Ships In The Night
Ships In The Night is the solo project of Alethea Leventhal, founded in 2014 in Charlottesville, Virginia (later based in Charlottesville and New York City). Early material was self-released, beginning with an eponymous EP (2015) and the debut album “Myriologues” (2017).
In 2021, Leventhal worked with Cleopatra Records culminating in the second album “Latent Powers” (2023). In October 2024, she signed to Metropolis Records, issuing the single “Some Of Those Dreams” (Nov 2024) and “Blood Harmony” (Apr 2025) ahead of the third album “Protection Spells” (May 2025).
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