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Post Pulse Unleashes Fiery Music Video for 'My Hate Runs Blood Red'

Brace yourselves, metalheads, because Post Pulse is back with a vengeance! The Finnish death metal maestros have just dropped their latest single, 'My Hate Runs Blood Red,' and it's a face-melting, eardrum-shredding this single that'll leave you begging for more.

But that's not all. Post Pulse didn't just stop at delivering a killer track; they've also blessed us with a music video that's as brutal as it is mesmerizing. Sick double kicks, dancers, and enough blood to make even the most hardened metalhead do a double take.

'My Hate Runs Blood Red' clocks in at a blistering 3 minutes and 28 seconds of pure sonic assault. With aggressive double kicks and Post Pulse's signature 'New Sound of Finnish Death Metal,' this track is guaranteed to leave you breathless—assuming it doesn't melt your face off first.

And let's talk about the music video, shall we? Directed by the visionary Joona Mäki, this visual feast combines the raw power of the music with an intro track, 'Flood Gate', to create an experience that's as immersive as it is unforgettable. Lead actress Linda Larkovirta brings the song's energy to life with a performance that's equal parts fierce and captivating.

But the real stars of the show? That would be Ella Savenius, Katariina Pirttisalo, and Helmi Haaparanta's dance group, whose choreography adds an extra layer of intensity to an already explosive track.

Mixed by Juhis Kauppinen and mastered by Miro Mastering, 'My Hate Runs Blood Red' is a testament to Post Pulse's unwavering commitment to sonic excellence.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to YouTube, crank up the volume, and prepare to have your mind blown. And while you're at it, why not pre-order your copy of 'Return to the Halls'? Trust me, you won't regret it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ho_-J3IYg8

In conclusion, Post Pulse is a force to be reckoned with. With 'My Hate Runs Blood Red', they've proven once again why they're at the forefront of the Finnish death metal scene. So, strap in, metalheads, because this is one ride you won't want to miss. Horns up!