Primordial – Nothing New Under The Sun video
It’s time to soak up Nothing New Under The Sun, the new track from Dublin Pagan metal legends, Primordial.
Coming from the band‘s 2023 Metal Blade Records album, How It Ends, this track has a good, solid character. At the same time as a seeming message of acquiescing to an inevitable solar apocalypse, it strums the same heartstrings which take us out to Sun-drenched fields to indulge in the darkest music. Fittingly, then, this video comes just as Primordial are about to hit a series European festivals; Rock Unter Eichen, Wacken Open Air, Brutal Assault, and more. Check out the full list below and see if you can catch this one live.
Comments vocalist A. A. Nemtheanga, “We knew the world would not be the same. A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent. I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture, The Bhagavad-Gita; Vishnu is trying to persuade the Prince that he should do his duty and, to impress him, takes on his multi-armed form and says, ’Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.‘ I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.“
PRIMORDIAL Live:
7/19/2024 Rock Unter Eichen – Bertingen, DE
7/20/2024 Nachtleben – Frankfurt, DE
7/21/2024 Luppolo In Rock – Cremona, IT
7/26/2024 Tolminator – Tolmin, SL
7/27/2024 Kanekas Metal Fest – Cangas Do Morrazo, ES
8/03/2024 Wacken Open Air – Wacken, DE
8/04/2024 Vargos Metal Fest – Vagos, PL
8/10/2024 Brutal Assault – Jaromer, CZ
8/23/2024 Neuborn Open Air – Worstadt, DE
8/24/2024 Manegram Open Air – Norrtalje, SE
9/07/2024 Summer Dying Loud – Lodzki, PL
9/13/2024 Willemeen – Arnhem, NL
9/14/2024 Baroeg Open Air – Rotterdam, NL
9/20/2024 Radio Lublin – Lublin, PL
9/21/2024 Metal Im Woid – Schrobenhausen, DE
10/05/2024 Metal Storm Over Luzern – Luzern, CH
11/07/2024 Kulturpalast – Herford, DE
11/08/2024 Factory – Magdeburg, DE
11/09/2024 Hell’s Balls Belgium – Kortrijk, BE
How It Ends serves as the follow-up to 2018‘s Exile Amongst The Ruins and finds Primordial delivering more of their seminal blend of Celtic and black metal, with added urgency staring down the apocalypse. “The title is a question – ’is this how it ends? How it all goes down: culture, language, history, society, humanity…‘ – who knows?,” considers Nemtheanga.
“Regardless of who you are or were, you get one chance at all of this, and it‘s asking, ’is this the end of your town, state, nation? Myths, traditions, relationships…?,‘ and I suppose it asks the question, ’who reacts, who rebels – how does it end now for them?‘
Watch the band‘s previously released videos:
Victory Has 1000 Fathers, Defeat Is An Orphan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Pilgrimage To The World‘s End
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
How It Ends
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
And Death Holy Death
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Preview and purchase How It Ends at https://eyesoremerch.com/
“As epic as they‘ve ever been.” – Metal Injection
“Epic songwriting, cultural aural tapestry, lyrical content surrounding history, heritage, and the struggles of the common man – it doesn‘t get more emotional than this.” – Dead Rhetoric
“This is an album that not only celebrates PRIMORDIAL as a band from start to finish, as well as their history and their legacy, but it also salutes everything that they stand for, and the fact that they are still here doing this after all these years must be appreciated and applauded in equal measure.” — Distorted Sound
“How It Ends exemplifies exactly what makes PRIMORDIAL so revered. It makes the unlikely combination of black metal and Irish folk not only work, but seem like an extremely natural combination. PRIMORDIAL was the first band to reach that conclusion, as they have demonstrated over nine albums. Here, their rebellious attitude truly shines.” — New Noise Magazine
“PRIMORDIAL‘s music is painfully emotive. Musically, vocally, and thematically, they span nihilism, grief, anger, acceptance, regret, and more from song to downcast song… their music has a genuine spirit directly tied to Eire‘s proud, tumultuous, bloody history.” – PopMatters
PRIMORDIAL:
A.A. Nemtheanga – vocals
Ciarán MacUilliam – guitar
Pól MacAmlaigh – bass
Simon O‘Laoghaire – drums
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