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Track: Insidious Disease – Born Into Bondage

  • October 8, 2020
  • Craig Young
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Norwegian death metal collective Insidious Disease, featuring current/former members from Dimmu Borgir, Morgoth, Nile,  Susperia and Naplam Death, has revealed a blood curdling anthem today called ‘Born Into Bondage.’ The track is found on the group’s first album in a decade, “After Death,” that’s due out on October 30th via Nuclear Blast. 

Commenting on the new single, vocalist Marc Grewe states:

“Recalling the time Silenoz and myself wrote ‘Born Into Bondage,’ I totally remember it was a foggy and rainy Norwegian day in the fall, just as it is right now, actually…perfect scenery to fall into philosophic talks about lost relationships, lost hopes and so on. We were talking about dependency in any kind of way, may it be religion, ego, drugs or whatever we once were trapped in one way or the other.”

“We had this traumatic sounding Intro-Theme..words were flying around and all of a sudden it was assembling together. I just tried out some vocal phrases out of the top of my lungs…and it somehow fitted perfectly. After that it was just like a hot knife cutting the butter.”

An impressively crafted piece of death metal. Brutal yet intricate, heavy but delicate in places. ‘Born Into Bondage’ morphs and changes from intricate looped guitar lines to brutal full band rampage.

Check it out, here

Find out more about the band via their Facebook

Preorder the album here

“After Death” Track Listing:

  1. Soul Excavation
  2. Betrayer
  3. Divine Fire
  4. Unguided Immortality
  5. Invisible War
  6. Born Into Bondage
  7. Enforcers of the Plague
  8. An End Date For The World
  9. Nefarious Atonement
  10. Secret Sorcery

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North East England Writer/photographer for Backseat Mafia. Photography portfolio can be found at www.craigsuperstaryoung.co.uk

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