Italian metal titans KRYPTONOMICON are back with a vengeance, ready to unleash their ferocious new music video for the track “Satanama”. The video accompanies their long-awaited album Daemonolatria, released on June 30, 2024, under the banner of Punishment 18 Records.
For fans of CELTIC FROST, HELLHAMMER, VENOM, KREATOR, and SLAYER, KRYPTONOMICON’s latest offering promises an unrelenting assault of raw and aggressive metal that harks back to the golden era of the genre.
Led by Stefano Rumich on vocals and guitars, Frank on vocals and bass, and Randy on drums, KRYPTONOMICON delivers a sound that is both obscure and atmospheric, blending the raw energy of early thrash, black, and death metal with their own unique edge. “Daemonolatria” is a 39-minute journey through ten tracks of pure sonic devastation, crafted to immerse listeners in an intense and evil auditory experience.
Stefano Rumich, the mastermind behind KRYPTONOMICON, shares, “Our new album is very different from the previous one. Now we are a trio and have chosen to feature two vocalists, much like early KREATOR. Both Frank and I bring distinct vocal styles, which has driven the songs to be faster and more aggressive. We believe our fans will appreciate this new direction.”
Daemonolatria is set to be a standout release in the metal underground, offering intricate guitar work, thunderous drumming, and ferocious dual vocals that promise to leave a lasting impact. With this album, KRYPTONOMICON continues to push the boundaries of extreme music, solidifying their place as a formidable force in the metal scene.
The ‘Satanama’ video showcases the band’s vision of darkness and aggression, a visual feast to accompany the auditory onslaught of Daemonolatria. Prepare for an infernal journey into the depths of darkness with KRYPTONOMICON.
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