Watch the new PORN music video for new song ‘Here For Love’ right here
Gothic metal/industrial-rock artists PORN have released the music video for their new song “Here For Love”. “Here For Love” is taken from their new album “The Darkest of Human Desires-Act II” and the video follows Mr Stranger and his minions as they do what they enjoy the most, torturing their prey.
In 2017, PORN released its third album “The Ogre inside.- Act I”, the first act of a trilogy based on the enigmatic character Mr Strangler. On February 22nd PORN will release their new album “The Darkest of Human Desires-Act II”, which continues the story of Mr Strangler.
The new album is the first collaboration between PORN and Tom Baker, who mastered many mythic albums: “Antichrist Superstar” by Marylin Manson, “Downward Spiral” by Nine Inch Nails, “Psalm 69” by Ministry, “Hellbilly Deluxe” by Rob Zombie and so on.
PORN released its debut album in 2004 and an EP a year later, which are currently available together on “A Decade In Glitter And Danger”. These were followed by a 2nd album in 2011 “From the Void to the Infinite”, plus the 2015 covers and remixes compilation “Deconstruct”, which followed the publication of the band’s founding member’s (Philippe Deschemin) first novel, “Contoyen”.
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