Italian occult doom rockers The Ossuary releases new lyric video for the track »Forever Into The Ground«
Italian occult doom rockers The Ossuary releases new lyric video for the track »Forever Into The Ground« taken from their latest full-length album, »Oltretomba«, out on November 12th, 2021 via Supreme Chaos Records.
The band comments: “»Forever Into The Ground« will be premiered today at 2:00 pm CET on mighty 666MrDoom YouTube Channel! This video is featuring the fantastic »Oltretomba« artwork by our great friend and artist Rossella Roxhell Battista, make sure you check it out!
Get your copy of »Oltretomba« here: scrmetal.bandcamp.com/album/oltretomba or send an email to theossuarydoom@gmail.com.
Stay Heavy & Evil 💀”
From Supreme Chaos Records:
The Italian word »Oltretomba« stands for the underworld but is also a tribute to the golden age of Italy’s cinematic culture in the 70s and 80s with horror films by Fulci, Argento, Bava and the music of Morricone.
The magical, strong-willed and at the same time obscure attraction is also inherent in the third album of The Ossuary. The album tells of the various abysses of the human being, sometimes touching occult realms.
The quartet creates its own niche in hard rock, pairs the classic twin guitars with an earthy sound, classic rock elements with a certain proximity to the prog of the 70s are celebrated here with fresh power. Authenticity is placed above all common conventions.
Once again, the Italians The Ossuary consistently pursue and refine their own ideal of songs that make the dead dance. And it is a damn cool party, on which »Oltretomba« takes us here.
Volume on 11 and off goes the ride into the dust of a bizarre-morbid italo western…
The Ossuary is:
Stefano “Stiv” Fiore – Vocals
Domenico Mele – Guitar
Dario “Captain” De Falco – Bass
Max Marzocca – Drums
»Oltretomba« is available in the following formats:
• Heavy wooden box limited to 100 copies
• Limited double purple vinyl
• Limited double black vinyl
• Limited first edition Digipak CD
• Cassette limited to 50 copies
• Digital
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well