03/03/2022 18:09

Where's My Bible

Where's My Bible: new EP 'Circle' coming in May

Finnish Heinola-based metal band Where's My Bible released a new single and music video 'Chapter I: Escape'. The track is taken from the upcoming EP 'Circle' which is set to be released on May 13th 2022 via Inverse Records. There will be four tracks on EP and music video will be done for each song.

Singer Jussi Matilainen comments:
"When it comes to the storyline of EP and videos they are all connected to each other and it tells a multidimensional story about mental health problems, mainly focusing on depression. I love to use metaphors in lyrics so 'Circle' is more diverse than you might imagine at the first hear. I believe listening/watching after times it opens up over and over again to the listener. Fun to see what kind of experiences people will have from 'Circle'."

Guitarist Pasi Löfgrén continues:
"In new material the band have taken new direction to a more modern metal but still having our own sound. The new material will be definitely darker than earlier stuff, serving bigger sound elements including some brutal, melodic and some fast stuff. It will be bigger and heavier W.M.B than ever than before."

Guitarist Toni Hinkkala concludes:
"I'm not saying that the journey with this release has been easy but now at the time of the release I can proudly say that everything has been worth it... a step to the dark side can also bring something beautiful with it..."

Track listing:
1. Chapter I: Escape
2. Chapter II: Void
3. Chapter III: Nest
4. Chapter IV: Origin

"Void a.k.a Autumn

Story continues. We dive deeper into the human mind. A beautiful video but inside it will be a stormy dark path. (The video will be beautiful but the visuals/mood/context/story/etc. will be a stormy dark path)

This part of the story is about the feeling when you are deep in your depression and every step will be heavier than the other. How will you survive?

If you even have any reason to, or how that feeling leads you to an even darker place where there's nothing left anymore. And how it's all real for you. Even the people near you can't see your personal apocalypse and what's inside you. What comes to the song, I really love it. 'Cause it's more melodic and melancholic than anything else in W.M.B.'s history. Beautiful piece of art."

Guitarist Pasi Löfgrén continues:
"With this song we wanted to do something slower, more melodic and beautiful but also big and heavy to support the lyrics. I like this song very much and I can't wait to get to play it live even though it brings new challenges for myself because here I jumped to take more care of clean singing along with guitar."

(source: Inverse Records)