KRISIUN make public first single/video ‘Serpent Messiah’ from upcoming album
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May 30, 2022
KRISIUN has returned! The Brazilian metal titans will release their 12th studio album 'Mortem Solis' worldwide on July 29th, 2022 via Century Media Records. The album’s title translates to 'Death of the Sun', referring to their Latin American metal roots.
A new track entitled 'Serpent Messiah' is being launched today as the band's first single and can also be seen in a powerful video directed by Estevam Romera.
For the group’s 12th album, the trio - brothers Alex Camargo (bass/vocals), Max Kolesne (drums), and Moyses Kolesne (guitars) - recorded their new material locally at Family Mob Studio (Ratos De Porão, Crypta) in São Paulo, Brazil and mixed/Mastered with Mark Lewis (Kataklysm, Deicide, The Black Dahlia Murder, etc.) in Nashville, Tennessee. 'Mortem Solis' comes with artwork designed by Marcelo Vasco (Slayer, Venom, Dark Funeral).
Gaining popularity in the mid-90s, KRISIUN is still churning out incredible death metal, paving its way through Brazilian music history and dominating stages near and far.
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May 30, 2022
KRISIUN has returned! The Brazilian metal titans will release their 12th studio album 'Mortem Solis' worldwide on July 29th, 2022 via Century Media Records. The album’s title translates to 'Death of the Sun', referring to their Latin American metal roots.
A new track entitled 'Serpent Messiah' is being launched today as the band's first single and can also be seen in a powerful video directed by Estevam Romera.
For the group’s 12th album, the trio - brothers Alex Camargo (bass/vocals), Max Kolesne (drums), and Moyses Kolesne (guitars) - recorded their new material locally at Family Mob Studio (Ratos De Porão, Crypta) in São Paulo, Brazil and mixed/Mastered with Mark Lewis (Kataklysm, Deicide, The Black Dahlia Murder, etc.) in Nashville, Tennessee. 'Mortem Solis' comes with artwork designed by Marcelo Vasco (Slayer, Venom, Dark Funeral).
Gaining popularity in the mid-90s, KRISIUN is still churning out incredible death metal, paving its way through Brazilian music history and dominating stages near and far.
