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Stereophobia - “Uncle Clarke’s (Made Me Do It)”: When the Mind Is a War Zone
Hey, metalheads. If you ever felt like your brain is just one bad thought away from full-blown chaos, then Stereophobia have just dropped something that speaks to your soul.
The Portuguese alternative metal trio are back with their new single and video “Uncle Clarke’s (Made Me Do It)” , and it’s not for the faint of heart. This track is all about that internal battle: between light and dark, self-love and self-destruction. As guitarist/vocalist Mike Rocha puts it:
“This song shows how the search for serenity against your alter ego can become your biggest critic.”
And drummer Dany Antunes adds:
“The black and white contrast in the video is no accident. It’s everything we’re trying to say in three minutes and thirty seconds.”
Directed by Lou Loução , the video hits hard with its stark visuals and raw emotion. It’s simple but effective, and honestly? It makes me want to scream into a pillow. Or maybe headbang until I forget my own name.
This is the second taste of their upcoming album Choke On This , out August 29, 2025 via Eclipse Records . Produced by Miguel Camilo and the band themselves at MC Sound Studios , this LP is a full-on sonic punch in the gut. Think heavy guitars, booming bass, and drums that hit like a war drum in your chest.
From the tracklist alone, you know it’s going to be wild:
XFile #903YU
Maggots
Drown
Don’t Belong
Plastik Queen
...and yes, even Sweet Agony as a bonus track.
They’re talking about infection, poisoned society, culture wars, and the madness we swallow without blinking. It’s not subtle. It’s loud. It’s real. And it’s got riffs that will make you feel alive, or at least alive enough to remember why you started listening to metal in the first place.
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Honestly? I’ve been spinning “Uncle Clarke’s” on loop since it came out. It’s got depth, it’s got grit, and it’s got that rare mix of melody and madness that makes you both calm and furious at the same time.
So go listen. Go rage. And maybe, for once, stop blaming yourself and start blaming the world.
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