12/12/2014 21:12

Fleshgod Apocalypse

Fleshgod Apocalypse release a music video for 'Epilogue'

Italy's symphonic death metal horde Fleshgod Apocalypse have released a music video for the song 'Epilogue'.

Watch the video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXLl68Llf8E

The band commented: "We are really proud of the results obtained with this new video, both technically and artistically talking. Together with our good friend and director Salvatore Perrone, we decided to experience a completely different way of shooting from the previous videos, using almost only sliders and craigs that give a very cinematographic style to the whole thing. We chose the song 'Epilogue'since we consider it a very important song for the band. In fact, on a musical level, it contains some of the more particular elements of the whole album, for which regards the riffing and the arrangements. On the other hand, the song summarises the whole concept contained in 'Labyrinth', bringing up the deepest meanings of fear, and the way they reflect on our relationships; to represent this, we used Tommaso and Veronica as two main characters that interact with each other, exactly like it happens in the live shows. As usual, we want to thank everybody who contributed to the making of this video, and all the people supporting Fleshgod Apocalypse."

The video was directed by Francesco Paoli and Salvatore Perrone and features special guests soprano vocalist Veronica Bordacchini, guitarist Marco Sensi and cellist Shamatiyenko Kostyantyn. A special thanks from the band goes out to the crew involved in the making of the video: Marco "Napo" Ghirga, Daniele Sensi, Matteo Flori and to the Brainstorm Agency Video Crew: Francesco Rufini, Andrea Proietti and Giacomo Paracciani.

Fleshgod Apocalypse's third album 'Labyrinth' was released on August 16, 2013 via Nuclear Blast and was produced, mixed and mastered by Stefano Morabito at 16th Cellar Studio. Colin Marks (Origin, Kataklysm) created the cover artwork, as well as several pieces for a massive inlay included with the album.

(source: Nuclear Blast Records)