THERION Unveil Music Video For ‘Nocturnal Light’ Track
October 19th, 2021
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Stockholm, Sweden-based symphonic metal band Therion have released a music video for the track ‘Nocturnal Light’, which can be viewed below.
Speaking about the song, Therion mainman Christofer Johnsson said: “This is a very epic song with Middle Eastern influences written by Thomas Vikström. The lyrics deal with the Sumerian goddess Inanna. It was one of his first contributions to the Leviathan writing sessions.”
Therion issued 17th full-length studio album Leviathan on January 22nd, 2021 through Nuclear Blast Records.
“We have done the only thing that was left of all the different angles to explore,” Christofer Johnsson commented. “We have decided to give the people what they kept asking for. Leviathan is the first album that we have deliberately packed with Therion hit songs.”
Leviathan is named after a giant sea monster from Judeo-Christian myth that has roots in Babylonic lore.
Cover artwork was created by Thomas Ewerhard.
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The track listing is as follows:
01. ‘The Leaf On The Oak Of Far’
02. ‘Tuonela’
03. ‘Leviathan’
04. ‘Die Wellen der Zeit’
05. ‘Aži Dah?ka’
06. ‘Eye Of Algol’
07. ‘Nocturnal Light’
08. ‘Great Marquis Of Hell’
09. ‘Psalm Of Retribution’
10. ‘El Primer Sol’
11. ‘Ten Courts Of Diyu’
Therion’s line-up is as follows:
Christofer Johnsson (guitars, keyboards, programming, Hammond organ, and orchestral arrangements)
Thomas Vikström (tenor vocals)
Lori Lewis (soprano vocals)
Christian Vidal (guitars)
Sami Karppinen (drums)
Nalle Påhlsson (bass, studio only)
Leviathan was made available in the following vinyl colours; black, clear (limited to 300 copies), gold (limited to 300 – mailorder only), and silver (limited to to 600 – USA exclusive).
Music videos were filmed for the tracks ‘Die Wellen der Zeit’, ‘Tuonela’ and ‘Eye Of Algol’. In addition, an animated lyric video was created for the title track. All four clips can also be viewed below.
Sixteenth studio record Beloved Antichrist was released in February 2018 via Nuclear Blast.