KONTUSION Releases Powerful New Single “Subjugation” Ahead of Album Release
Death metal band Kontusion has released a new single titled “Subjugation” from their upcoming debut album, Insatiable Lust For Death. The track, which showcases the band’s raw and chaotic sound, is a relentless assault of death metal that mirrors a world descending into turmoil.
Fronted by drummer Chris Moore and vocalist/guitarist Mark Bronzino, Kontusion’s music is characterized by intense, feedback-drenched instrumentation. “Subjugation” features a crushing riff and heavy tempos, creating a chaotic yet powerful experience for listeners. The lyrics delve into the theme of human domination and brutality throughout history, highlighting the harsh realities of oppression.
The accompanying music video for “Subjugation” combines live footage with archival collage aesthetics, conveying the band’s raw energy and fierce performance. The video was created by Faiza Kracheni and edited by Pluteras Records, adding another layer of intensity to the track.
Insatiable Lust For Death, set to be released on July 25 via Profound Lore Records, consists of ten aggressive tracks that showcase Kontusion’s signature sound. The album was recorded at Volume IV Studios and Damaged City Studios, mixed by Kevin Bernsten, and mastered by Nick Townsend. The artwork for the album was created by Rotting Reign, with layout design by Aaren Molder.
Fans can now pre-order the album to experience Kontusion’s visceral and unrelenting brand of death metal. With their distinctive sound and uncompromising approach, Kontusion promises to deliver an intense and immersive listening experience for metal enthusiasts.
In conclusion, Kontusion’s “Subjugation” is a powerful and intense track that sets the stage for their upcoming debut album, Insatiable Lust For Death. With their unique blend of raw energy and chaotic instrumentation, Kontusion is poised to make a significant impact on the death metal scene with their upcoming release. Get ready to experience the crushing sound of Kontusion and embrace the darkness of their music with open arms.