X Marks the Pedwalk release new video ‘Bury Me’ from upcoming full length ‘Insomnia’ (out November 27)
X Marks the Pedwalk
German synthpop/electro-industrial duo X Marks the Pedwalk have issued a new video for “Bury Me,” taken from their 10-track album “Insomnia,” due November 27, 2025 via Meshwork Music. Formats are confirmed as CD and digital.
The track follows the earlier clips for the album opener “A Heart in the Dark” and the lead single “Light Your Mind” (released June 20, 2025).
“Insomnia” is available to pre-order on Bandcamp and its the band’s 13th studio album. The music and production was executed by Sevren Ni-Arb with lyrics by Sevren Ni-Arb & LMX. The mastering was handled by Olaf Wollschläger at Cottonbeat Studio.
About X Marks the Pedwalk
X Marks the Pedwalk was founded in Germany in 1987 by Sevren Ni-Arb (André Schmechta) and Regan Eracs (Jörg Böhme). Early releases appeared on Talla 2XLC’s Zoth Ommog, with North American editions on Cleopatra and Metropolis.
The group’s 1990–1996 run included the albums “Freaks,” “Human Desolation,” “The Killing Had Begun,” “Meshwork,” and “Drawback.” After a hiatus, the band returned with “Inner Zone Journey” (2010) and continued with “The Sun, The Cold and My Underwater Fear” (2012), “The House of Rain” (2015), “Secrets” (2017), “Transformation” (2020), “New / End” (2022), and “Superstition” (2023).
Since the mid-2010s, releases appear on Schmechta’s Meshwork Music. The current lineup is Sevren Ni-Arb and Estefanía and is based in Münster, Germany.
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