Prepare for a time-jumping headbang as The Heathen Scÿthe drops their second single, coincidentally named after the band itself, on October 31st. This isn't your usual metal track—it's a musical ritual beckoning guardian spirits from the four corners of the cosmos.
Following the triumph of their initial release, which racked up a staggering 21K views worldwide in under two months, the band has inked a deal with LD5 Entertainment, a heavy-hitting partner of Orchard Music, to oversee their digital distribution. Talk about entering the metal big leagues!
The single isn't just a song; it's a crucial piece in a grand musical puzzle—a part of the band's inaugural EP. It serves as a declaration to the cosmic guardians, setting the stage for an otherworldly ceremony. But that's not even the best part.
The accompanying music video takes us on a wild trip across timelines. Picture this: a clandestine society rising in the late 19th century, laying the foundation for an enigmatic ritual. Now, fast forward six centuries into the future, the 2610s to be precise, where The Heathen Scÿthe conducts their transcendental rite. But wait, there's a twist! As the future unfolds, echoes from the past start creeping in—strange occurrences bending the fabric of time itself.
It's metal meets science fiction in a cocktail of high-octane riffs and temporal anomalies. Get ready to headbang your way through centuries as The Heathen Scÿthe blurs the lines between the past, present, and future.
Warning: Prepare for mind-bending solos and a riff-driven journey that'll make you question the very essence of time itself.
So, metalheads, grab your time-traveling gear and dive into this sonic saga, where the past and future collide in a cosmic mosh pit of epic proportions.
Watch the Music Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2vJ0I00gsg
Links:
• Facebook: The Heathen Scÿthe
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_heathen_scythe
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheHeathenScythe
• Web: www.theheathenscythe.com
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