DEATHWHITE Make New Album ‘Grey Everlasting’ Available For Streaming In Its Entirety
June 7th, 2022
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based dark melodic metal band Deathwhite issue third full-length studio album Grey Everlasting on June 10th, 2022 through Season Of Mist.
The outing can be streamed in its entirety via YouTube below.
Grey Everlasting was recorded during May and June 2021 at Cerebral Audio Productions with producer and engineer Shane Mayer. Vocals were again tracked at Erik Rutan’s Mana Recording under the guidance of engineer Art Paiz, while Dan Swanö handled mastering at Unisound AB.
“We have grown accustomed to putting our songs under a microscope, but this album demanded an even deeper examination of where we wanted to go,” Deathwhite commented. “There was little interest in re-writing Grave Image; instead, we had to carve new paths and challenge ourselves musically. We were unafraid to try new things, so, accordingly, the creation process was occasionally arduous. However, it made the result something we are incredibly proud of.”
Lyrically, Grey Everlasting “balances Deathwhite’s harsh view of the world with themes of self-preservation,” according to a press release.
“The album’s lyrics were assembled throughout the pandemic, events that also included strife on the political and human rights front,” Deathwhite said. “As disheartening as these events were, they were hardly a surprise. The human race has had more than enough time to figure out how to coexist properly, but still cannot get it right…and it never will.”
Cover artwork was designed by Jérôme Comentale, once again.
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The track listing is as follows:
01. ‘Nihil’
02. ‘Earthtomb’
03. ‘No Thought Or Memory’
04. ‘Quietly, Suddenly’
05. ‘Grey Everlasting’
06. ‘White Sleep’
07. ‘Immemorial’
08. ‘Formless’
09. ‘So We Forget’
10. ‘Blood And Ruin’
11. ‘Asunder’
Deathwhite’s line-up is as follows:
LM (vocals and guitars)
DW (bass and backing vocals)
AM (drums)
Directed by Guilherme Henriques, a music video was filmed for the track ‘Earthtomb’. The clip can be viewed below.
Second studio record Grave Image was released in January 2020 via Season Of Mist.
Promotional photograph by Shane Mayer.
