Obscura have premiered a new song titled “Emergent Evolution,” via Metal Injection. This track is from the band’s new album “Diluvium,” which will be released on July 13. In other news, the group are also planning a North American tour with Beyond Creation, Archspire, Inferi, and Exist. Dates are expected to be revealed soon.
Obscura have shared the second making of video for their new album “Diluvium.“ That effort will be released on July 13.
Obscura have shared the first making of video for their new album “Diluvium.“ That effort will be released on July 13.
Obscura have premiered a new video for the title track of their new album “Diluvium.” That effort will be released on July 13. Steffen Kummerer commented:
“With the title track of our new album we present you one of the most fast forward and brutal compositions ‘Diluvium” has to offer. The music video created by German Cinematographer Mirko Witzki shows the first part of a connected story relating to the band’s long running four album cycle.”
“Diluvium” Track Listing:
01. “Clandestine Stars”
02. “Emergent Evolution”
03. “Diluvium”
04. “Mortification Of The Vulgar Sun”
05. “Ethereal Skies”
06. “Convergence”
07. “Ekpyrosis”
08. “The Seventh Aeon”
09. “The Conjuration”
10. “An Epilogue To Infinity”
11. “A Last Farewell” (bonus track)
Obscura have posted a teaser for their new album “Diluvium.” That effort will be released on July 13 and the first single will be released on May 8.
Obscura have revealed that they have finished recording their new album. The effort, which is titled “Diluvium,” will be released this summer.
The following was shared about the album:
OBSCURA | Complete New Album; Reveal Album Title
Technical death metal masters OBSCURA have completed their fifth full-length album entitled Diluvium. Diluvium was recorded with longtime producer V. Santura (Triptykon, Pestilence) at Woodshed Studios in Landshut, Germany. The album is set for a Summer 2018 release via Relapse Records.
Some special contributors were involved with the making of Diluvium including Linus Klausenitzer’s father, Prof. Ulf Klausenitzer, who has worked previously as a violinist and conductor with renowned musicians Arvo Pärt, Karl-Heinz Stockhausen, Mikis Theodorakis, Daniel Barenboim, Christian Thielemann, Pierre Boulez and many more.
Additionally, Jonas Baumgartl, a founding member of OBSCURA, who was a key member of the band between 2002 and 2007 returned to take part in the Diluvium sessions on cello. Jonas recorded drums and cello on the band’s first and only demo Illegimitation, as well as their debut full-length Retribution.
Vocalist / guitarist Steffen Kummerer commented on the new album:
“Our new album ‘Diluvium’ finally marks the end of Obscura’s four album circle we started around ten years ago when we wrote ‘Cosmogenesis’, followed by ‘Omnivium’ and ‘Akroasis’ in recent years. With Rafael Trujillo, Linus Klausenitzer, Sebastian Lanser and myself participating as equal songwriting contributors, the record turned out diverse, progressive and colorful in every possible way. We can’t wait to share the final piece of this long running four-album-concept with you and look forward to the album release along with extensive touring throughout 2018.”OBSCURA is set to begin a busy 2018 touring schedule. From February 1-5, the band will perform at the annual 70000 Tons of Metal with labelmates Exhumed. Later that month, OBSCURA begins their massive European tour with Sepultura, Goatwhore and Fit For An Autopsy. The tour commences on February 23, runs through 26 cities and ends on March 24. In April, the band heads to Japan for an exclusive headline tour (April 12-15). On April 30, OBSCURA celebrates their 15 year anniversary at Alte Kaserne Landshut in Germany. Additionally, the band has announced several festival appearances including Vienna Metal Meeting, Amsterdam Metal Meeting and Summer Breeze Open Air.
More tour dates and album info will be announced soon.
Obscura will be reissuing “Cosmogenesis” on vinyl on November 3. It will be available on ilver and blue merge with orange/yellow splatter vinyl (limited to 300), and on black vinyl. Preorders are available at Relapse.com. In other news, the band also started to record their new album.
