Behemoth release official music video for 'Wolves Ov Siberia'
BEHEMOTH have released the official video for the new single, 'Wolves Ov Siberia' (directed by Kyle Kadow and Steven Cleavland).
Nergal comments: "'Wolves Ov Siberia' was the first song unveiled from »ILYAYD«, we began playing it on tour in May of this year - the raw energy and dynamism of the song lent itself perfectly to a live context! The studio version doesn't lose those fundamentals and now with our added intricacies, you will be able to hear the call to Ancient times...the devil is in the detail, after all.
The video was purposefully very different from the well-recognised, Behemoth aesthetic - I wanted it to be chaotic, frenzied yet beautiful...I think this is mission accomplished and we're really happy with the final product from Kyle Kadow and Steven Cleavland! Enjoy it!"
To pre-order the album in various physical formats (see below) - and to pre-order an exclusive 'God = Dog' 7" picture disc - please visit: http://nblast.de/BehemothILYAYD
»I Loved You at Your Darkest« tracklisting
01. Solve
02. Wolves ov Siberia
03. God = Dog
04. Ecclesia Diabolica Catholica
05. Bartzabel
06. If Crucifixion Was Not Enough...
07. Angelvs XIII
08. Sabbath Mater
09. Havohej Pantocrator
10. Rom 5:8
11. We Are the Next 1000 Years
12. Coagvla
"It doesn't get more blasphemous than this," declares BEHEMOTH mastermind Nergal, about the band's upcoming album, »I Loved You At Your Darkest« - due out October 5th via Nuclear Blast (Europe) / Metal Blade Records (North America). While it certainly seems an unlikely title for a black metal band, its origin might surprise fans even more than the words themselves. "It's a verse from the Bible," Nergal reveals. "It's actually a quote from Jesus Christ himself. For BEHEMOTH to use it as the basis of our record, it's sacrilege to the extreme."
A crushing salvo of black metal majesty replete with hellish riffs, thundering drum cannonades and soaring liturgical choirs reminiscent of classic horror cinema, »I Loved You At Your Darkest« is the group's most dynamic record yet: extreme and radical on one hand, but also more rock-oriented than any other BEHEMOTH release.