DÅÅTH Unveils 'Deserving of The Grave' Video with Jeff Loomis
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Jun 18, 2024
Progressive technical death metal band DÅÅTH has just premiered a new music video for their song "Deserving Of The Grave," from their latest album "The Deceivers." The video, directed by Gaui H Pi, marks a significant moment in the band's recent comeback, highlighting their complex musical style and thematic depth. The track is especially notable for featuring a guest guitar solo by the renowned Jeff Loomis, formerly of Arch Enemy and Nevermore, adding a layer of intense virtuosity to the song.
This latest release follows last month's launch of "The Deceivers," an album that has been well-received for its intricate arrangements and aggressive sound. The video itself is a visual spectacle that complements the track's dark and immersive narrative, enhancing the overall impact of the song. Fans of DÅÅTH and followers of Loomis alike will find the collaboration a compelling blend of talent and creativity, further cementing the band's position in the metal music scene.
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Jun 18, 2024
Progressive technical death metal band DÅÅTH has just premiered a new music video for their song "Deserving Of The Grave," from their latest album "The Deceivers." The video, directed by Gaui H Pi, marks a significant moment in the band's recent comeback, highlighting their complex musical style and thematic depth. The track is especially notable for featuring a guest guitar solo by the renowned Jeff Loomis, formerly of Arch Enemy and Nevermore, adding a layer of intense virtuosity to the song.
This latest release follows last month's launch of "The Deceivers," an album that has been well-received for its intricate arrangements and aggressive sound. The video itself is a visual spectacle that complements the track's dark and immersive narrative, enhancing the overall impact of the song. Fans of DÅÅTH and followers of Loomis alike will find the collaboration a compelling blend of talent and creativity, further cementing the band's position in the metal music scene.
