NEWS: Avatar Debut 'Bloody Angel'

April 08, 2014  •  Leave a Comment

 

(NEW YORK, NY) Sweden's most exciting export AVATAR have debuted a second track titled "Bloody Angel" off their forthcoming LP Hail the Apocalypse due out on May 13th. The band debuted another visually stunning music video for the title track "Hail The Apocalypse" in March, "Bloody Angel" is no less intriguing, engaging or different.
 
"Bloody Angel is about shame and guilt," says frontman Johannes Eckerström "You look around and watch all the suffering and while you search for someone or something to blame, you end up in front of a mirror. Everything you touch, you break. Everyone you try to save you hurt and push further away."
LISTEN TO BLOODY ANGEL

The news comes on top of a very busy year for AVATAR. The band has been named the opener on ahighly anticipated tour with POP EVIL and ESCAPE THE FATE with a highlighted appearance scheduled for the equally notorious ROCK ON THE RANGE FESTIVAL. Full dates can be seen here.

 

Eckerström continues, "It is a sad reality of being alive, the fact that the closer you get, the more pain you risk inflicting. You try to stay in the light, spread your wings and aim for the sun. But your eyes and hands are covered in blood and you hit the ground, dragging everything that matters with you. The riff is pretty cool too."

 

The full track listing and cover for the new LP can be found below including a cover of NIRVANA's"Something in the Way."

AVAILABLE MAY 13, 2014
  1. Hail The Apocalypse
  2. What I Don't Know
  3. Death Of Sound
  4. Vultures Fly
  5. Bloody Angel
  6. Murderer
  7. Tsar Bomba
  8. Puppet Show
  9. Get In Line
  10. Something In the Way
  11. Tower
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Hail the Apocalypse is not only the best album in the Avatar catalog, it’s one of the most diverse hard rock records of 2014, catapulting Avatar above the pack.
 
Avatar’s music is challenging, daring, but altogether captivating, boasting Charlie Chaplin’s winking silent movie flair for the dramatic and Marilyn Manson’s dark merging of the commercial and the macabre, but still rooted in heavy music for its own sake.
 
“We are doing something that I strongly feel is lacking,” Eckerström says. “This is metal music made by metal heads for metal heads. It’s honest, intense and full of integrity.”

 


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