The Silverblack release title track new album, ‘Serenades Of Hate’
The Silverblack
The Finnish industrial metal act The Silverblack have just released the title track taken from their forthcoming sixth album entitled “Serenades Of Hate”, the video can be checked out below.
“Serenades Of Hate” will be released by the german label darkTunes Music Group October 25th and will be available in both digital and a very limited special physical format which has not been revealed yet: “Let’s be honest, nobody buys cds anymore, not in a significant quantity anyway, so we’re thinking about some other limited edition format that will allow people that still want a physical copy of the album to hold something in their hands, being it the old fashioned vinyl or something completely different.”
The band also described the title track as follows: “It is one of the most balanced tracks on the album: it starts with an almost horror movie-like synth melody, then in gets heavy, slows down on the gothic verses and gets heavy again with an extremely aggressive chorus part. As soon as we finished recording we decided it was going to be the title track, being it an extremely complete, solid and overall balanced song showcasing all the different aspects of our sound.”
The Silverblack are already confirmed for this year’s Hellsinki Industrial festival, the biggest Industrial event in Finland.
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