Nuclear Blast Records

blood into water To cleanse your inside But nothing comes out So you'll stretch a little deeper If there was a doubt Firmly hide in the water To cleanse your insides If you don't know who you are Here's your parting gift My eyes feel the breeze, at least it's something real Tell me what it takes to swim soundly these days One eye over your shoulder, the other on your crease Take a bow, you're a god now Back to which is which is the new skin you must be proud You should kill for love

Psilosis with Erased, available appropriately enough on Nuclear Blast Records.

Now, I know some of you will be praying for something a little gentler after that.

Well, I've got just the thing for you.

And Phil Anselmo and Pepper Keenan from Down are preparing to release Volume 5, their first studio album in 12 years.

coming out November 20th via Nuclear Blast Records.

The song Merciful Fate includes a cameo appearance from King Diamond.

Phil Anselmo said, We wrote the song and during the demo sessions, I just started singing the words Merciful Fate because it fit the section so well.

The band's fourth LP is called Defectum Omnium.

It's out now on Nuclear Blast.

First release since 2019.

Stellar comeback.

This is a band called Green Lung out of London.

They've just put out a full-length record called Necropolitan on Nuclear Blast Records.

Oh, and here's a song from that brand new record.

Here is Green Lung and Ozymandias.

So here's the new Comeback Kid record, Chosen Hell.

It's out on Sharptone Records, so effectively a subsidiary of Nuclear Blast, I think, aren't they? But yeah, they're a band that I suppose...

Certainly for us at our age, the key moments are from quite a long time ago.

We're talking, you know, Wake Up Dead and broadcasting.

I want to jump ahead to talk about this new record.

This is your first album on Nuclear Blast Records.

How did you get connected with the label? And what's it like kind of being this arty electronic folk pop artist on a metal label?

Yeah, it's wild, isn't it? Yeah, it's really surreal also to me to think about that.

We met in London.

I was playing a show actually at the Royal Albert Hall, which was a real dream come true for me to play there.

I was warming up for Villa Vallo and Nuclear Blast was there and they heard my show.

And we talked afterwards and stayed in touch.

Roadrunner Records dominated on that one.

The Alone in the Dark movie, which is terrible, had a massive double disc soundtrack of modern bands from Nuclear Blast, Century Media Records.

God, and I know there's a ton of them I'm not remembering.

Shocker? Isn't that one loaded

But we recently, over the last few years, took back our Warner Atlantic records, the six albums from Atlantic, our first six records.

So we've released the first three already through Nuclear Blast.

And we have Souls of Black coming out next year.

So, you know, that'll be coming out.