BLAZEMTH release video for new song "The Return of Lucifer"
Legendary Spanish Black metallers BLAZEMTH, have just released a lyric video of the song "The Return of Lucifer" as the second advanced single from their upcoming 1st album also entitled The Return of Lucifer that will see the light through Xtreem Music on CD, 12"LP, Cassette and Digital formats next March 15th, 2022.
You can watch the video below or by clicking HERE.
BLAZEMTH emerged in 1993 under the name DAEMONUM, arising from the ashes of ROTTEN FLESH, one of the pioneering Death Metal bands in Spain. They released two mini CDs: "For Centuries Left Behind" ('95) and "Fatherland" ('96) to split up just a year later. In 2017, both EP's were released on a single CD and 12"LP entitled "Dragon Blaze", which marked the return of the band after 20 years of silence led by Volkhaar, original guitarist/ vocalist and accompanied by three more members among which outstands Riky Mena, ex-drummer of AVULSED.
Throughout 2021, BLAZEMTH recorded what is finally their 1st full album, at Moonsower Studios, to later be mastered at Unisound Studios by Dan Swanö. This work is a true masterpiece of pure Black Metal in the vintage style of the early '90s whose essence is reminiscent of bands like IMMORTAL, DISSECTION, MAYHEM, NECROPHOBIC, CHRIST AGONY... There are hardly any albums like this anymore! The Return of Lucifer is an impressive work that will not only make waves but will also put BLAZEMTH in a prominent place on the national scene.
The release date for The Return of Lucifer will be March 15th, 2022 through Xtreem Music on CD, 12"LP, Cassette & Digital formats. Check out the first single “Visions of my Dark Soul” below or by clicking HERE.
Tracklist:
Magik Invocation
The Return of Lucifer
Inferno
War
Hecate
Visions of my Dark Soul
In Fight I Die
A Passage of Unlight
The Grummer
Outro
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