Dutch death metal unit Asphyx will release their new album Necroceros on January 21. You can check out the slow-burning new song "The Nameless Elite" right now, which vocalist Martin van Drunen said is about warfare in the new millennium.
"This third single of our forthcoming Necroceros album is entitled 'The Nameless Elite' and is about modern-day warfare, especially about the brave men and women in the many international elite units that combat any form of terror to protect us all against violent acts of insanity," said van Drunen.
"We thought the location at the Overloon War Museum was a fantastic one to shoot a video for any kind of song dealing about war and the Sherman tank in the clip actually did serve during WWII on the battlefields in that area. It may not be directly related to the content of the track, but Asphyx is a band that has always and will always take on any subject concerning war, without glorifying it. War is Hell."
"We would very much like to thank the wonderful cooperative people of the Overloon War Museum in The Netherlands for giving us permission to shoot there, causing pleasant chaos with our noise and smoke!"
The album was mixed and mastered by Sebastian "Seeb" Levermann (Rhapsody of Fire, Ross The Boss) and given artwork by Axel Hermann (Bloodbath, Iced Earth, Grave). Pre-order Necroceros here.
