MEZZROW Premiere ‘What Is Dead May Never Die’ Music Video
April 21st, 2023
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Swedish thrash metal band Mezzrow have filmed a music video for the track ‘What Is Dead May Never Die’. Directed by Otto Närhi, the clip can be viewed below.
Regarding the song, the band stated: “The most catchy one on the record and sometimes quite melodic for being a thrash metal song. The heavier part, halfway through, is definitely one of the best parts of the whole album! Lyrically inspired by Game Of Thrones / Melisandre and the religion of R’hllor.”
Mezzrow issued second full-length studio album Summon Thy Demons on April 17th, 2023 through Fireflash Records, a subsidiary of Atomic Fire Records.
Bassist Conny Welén commented: “Of course we have a bit of a new and updated sound, more mature and dark, but it’s still old school thrash metal from the Bay Area that lays the foundation. We refuse to downtune the guitars and you can definitely hear what Uffe sings! Some of the songs are actually a bit melodic, but in a thrashy kind of way. So don’t worry, we don’t do any ballads.”
Summon Thy Demons was produced by band members Conny Welén, Ronnie Björnström and Magnus Söderman. Björnström was also responsible for mixing and mastering duties.
Cover artwork was designed by Pär Olofsson.
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The track listing is as follows:
01. ‘King Of The Infinite Void’
02. ‘Through The Eyes Of The Ancient Gods’
03. ‘Summon Thy Demons’
04. ‘What Is Dead May Never Die’
05. ‘De Mysteriis Inmortui’
06. ‘Beneath The Sea Of Silence’
07. ‘On Earth As In Hell’
08. ‘Blackness Fell Upon The World’
09. ‘Dark Spirit Rising’
10. ‘The End Of Everything’
Mezzrow’s line-up is as follows:
Uffe Pettersson (vocals, ex-Rosicrucian)
Conny Welén (bass, ex-Hexenhaus)
Magnus Söderman (guitars, Nightrage)
Ronnie Björnström (guitars, ex-Defiatory / ex-Aeon)
Jon Skäre (drums, Defiatory / Hulkoff)
Directed by Otto Närhi, a music video was filmed for the track ‘King Of The Infinite Void’. In addition, official lyric videos were released for the songs ‘Through The Eyes Of The Ancient Gods’ and ‘Beneath The Sea Of Silence’. All three clips can also be viewed below.
Debut studio record Then Came The Killing was released in 1990 via Active Records.
