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Track: Motionless In White – Creatures X: To The Grave

  • October 31, 2020
  • Craig Young
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Motionless In white have shared a Halloween gift to their fanbase in the shape of a brand-new standalone single, Creatures X: To The Grave

The band’s frontman Chris Motionless explains that while the single is brand new, at the same time it’s a throwback to their acclaimed debut album, Creatures;

“After ten years of the most insane highs and lows that a band can experience, we are so proud to hit such a milestone as a record having its 10th anniversary. We wanted to do something special to celebrate, so we decided to throw it back with a very Creatures inspired track that includes some of the very same keyboard sounds and guitar riff styles that are found on that record, as well as many callback lyrics and themes to the original Creatures song. It’s been a very interesting year for everyone, but we’re happy to have found cool ways to still give fans something to hold on to throughout. Hope everyone enjoys this one. Happy Halloween.” 

After covering the Killers track ‘Somebody Told Me’ this track is a return to what Motionless In White style of metal in all its epic industrial metalcore glory. Spooky synths and enraged vocals compete with the crazy heaviness from the drums and guitars that all meld into one hell of a brutal track.

Check it out, here

Find out more about the band via their Website or Facebook

Motionless In White’s current studio album, Disguise, is available now at all DSPs and at www.motionlessinwhite.net. Read our review here.

In addition, Motionless In White have revealed a special 10th Anniversary re-issue of Creatures, available on vinyl, cassette, and digital formats.

The vinyl release features newly reimagined artwork, while the deluxe digital release includes three bonus tracks: 

Dragula

Creatures (Celldweller Beauty Remix) 

Mallevs Maleficarvm (Tim Skold Remix)

The LP comes pressed on yellow, purple, and black-splatter vinyl, and is available on the band’s official store alongside a limited edition run of 1,000 cassette copies.

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