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Imminence have released a new single titled "False Light." The track arrives with another medieval-themed music video from director Pavel Trebukhin, who also helmed the Swedish alternative metalcore outfit's recent ...
Their second new single of the week.
İsveçli metalcore grubu Imminence, "False Light" şarkısının resmi müzik videosunu yayınladıktan sadece bir gün sonra, 2 Ekim'de Sumerian Records etiketiyle (ön sipariş) çıkacak olan altıncı stüdyo albümleri Axis Mundi'yi duyurdu. • Dün grup, Pavel Trebukhin'in yönettiği sinematik "False Light" videosunu yayınlamıştı. Bugün ise Imminence, hayranlarına yaklaşan albüm hakkında daha geniş bir bakış açısı sunan yeni bir parça olan "Crestfallen"ı yayınladı.Gitarist Harald Barrett, albüm ve özellikle b
Following the crucial glimmer of hope that was yesterday’s “False Light,” Swedish heavy favorites Imminence have upped the ante with another single, as well as the formal announcement of their next album. The group’s Axis Mundi is out later this fall, but its release is being preceded by their second single this week, “Crestfallen.” A press release explains that this week’s diptych of tunes acts as somewhat of a compare-and-contrast excercise, one that balances “devastating heaviness with cinematic breadth,” in order to tease “a record that moves between darkness, catharsis, and light.” “False Light,” as we learned yesterday (July 21st) was an unrelenting attack of screams, thunderously percussive moments and riffs about as pointed as the medieval blades slashing about in the battlefield-made music video. While “Crestfallen” thrives on mega-chunked, melancholic guitar work, it also presents cleaner vocals, immersive orchestration and weeping violin from bow-hoisting frontman Eddie Berg. You can stream their latest single now, via the player up above. Axis Mundi follows 2024’s The Black, and was self-produced by Imminence, who worked alongside engineer Henrik Udd (Architects, Bring Me The Horizon, Dayseeker) and producer Drew Fulk (Knocked Loose, HEALTH). When the group unleashed their “The Sword That Never Bends” video in June, they teased its sword-and-sorcery-styled video as “the first glimpse into a larger visual world the band has been building behind the scenes.” Now, the group further explain that their album is framed as a “mythological journey through a world suspended between life and death, exploring themes of suffering, redemption, and the search for light beyond darkness.” Per yesterday’s “False Light” video, the story may entail an epic journey being undertaken by a blade-packing swordsman and his newly-acquired puppy. Axis Mundi is out October 2nd via their new label home, Sumerian Records. That said, you can currently pre-order the album on exclusive “Gold, Neon Orange, & Silver Striped w/ Black Splatter” vinyl (limited to 300 copies) right now in Revolver’s shop, where an exclusive cassette and turntable slipmat are also available. As previously reported, Imminence also have a North American tour coming up in November. That headline run finds them joined by support acts Dying Wish and Gaerea, and it begins November 13th at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. More show info can be found here. Axis Mundi tracklisting:Twisting In The WindThe Sword That Never BendsDevil May TryCrestfallenFalse LightIf Not Now, WhenDidn’t Think About You (Lately)LeviathanShed Your SkinPower DivineExodus
Swedish metalcore outfit Imminence have released another new standalone single, entitled "False Light". You can check out the music video below.
Metal News: Imminence Premiere New Single & Music Video 'False Light'
Their medieval metalcore epic continues.
Imminence have raised their blades high again for their second single of 2026: “False Light.” The Swedish metalcore act’s latest song — which follows last month’s “The Sword That Never Bends” — was released on streamers and within another medieval-minded music video today (July 21st). “False Light” had been teased in a trailer that featured olden days battle action, gleaming swords, and shots of the band performing their violin-bowing metal music amid such violence. The vid follows the magic-versus-mettle arc of their “The Sword That Never Bends,” which had been teased at the time as “the first glimpse into a larger visual world the band has been building behind the scenes.” Now, you can experience the sensory overload of “False Light,” a track that brings together big-bowed gravitas, coal-black guitar chugging and depraved blast-to-mosh dynamics. As for the video, the narrative advances the band’s recent medieval narrative. We follow a knight who suits up for a journey across a distant land, where he encounters grave dangers, runs across a decimated village and finds himself a travel companion in the form of a lil pup. Likewise, we see shots of the group performing the piece, as violinist-frontman Eddie Berg screams and croons of truth, regrets and metaphorical swordplay (“The slow knife cuts the deepest”). Imminence’s most recent songs are expected to be part of the full-length follow up to 2024’s much-loved The Black. Details on the impending LP have yet to arrive, though it will be their first album through new label home Sumerian Records. The band are also set to make their return to North America this fall for a headline tour that begins November 13th at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. They’ll be joined this fall by support acts Dying Wish and Gaerea. More routing info can be found here.
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After recent European tour announcement, Imminence have now confirmed a month-long headline tour across North America as well. Joining them on the road will be Dying Wish and Gaerea.
Imminence have announced a fall North American tour with Dying Wish and Gaerea. Dates are listed below.Pre-sale begins today (June 16). A general sale will launch on June 19.11/13 Worcester, MA @ The Palladium11/14 ...
Launching in mid-November.
After unsheathing their steely “The Sword That Never Bends” single earlier in the month, Swedish metalcore expanders Imminence have revealed that they’ll be taking their latest battle track on a North American tour with Dying Wish and Gaerea. The tour schedule dropped earlier today (June 16th), confirming that the European outfit make their way back to North America later this fall for a 22-date trek. This begins November 13th at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. The trip heads as far west as California before capping with a pair of Canadian gigs, the last of which being heads up December 13th at Montreal, Quebec’s MTELUS venue. A pre-sale goes live today at noon ET, while the general on-sale is this Friday (June 19th) at 10 a.m. local. You’ll find more details here. As previously reported, “The Sword That Never Bends” is Imminence’s first song since the release of last year’s expanded The Return of the Black release. It’s the band’s debut single for new label home Sumerian Records, and the medieval music video — where blades slash throats ahead of a sorcerial standoff — is described as “the first glimpse into a larger visual world the band has been building behind the scenes.” Imminence, Dying Wish and Gaerea tour dates 2026:11/13 Worcester, MA – The Palladium 11/14 New York, NY – Palladium Times Square11/15 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring11/17 Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore Philadelphia11/18 McKees Rocks, PA – Roxian Theatre Presented by Citizens11/20 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle11/21 Raleigh, NC – The Ritz11/22 Nashville, TN – Category 1011/24 Dallas, TX – South Side Ballroom11/25 Austin, TX – Stubb s Waller Creek Amphitheater11/27 Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren11/29 Sacramento, CA – Channel 24 11/28 Los Angeles, CA – The Wiltern12/1 Salt Lake City, UT – The Union Event Center12/3 Denver, CO – Fillmore Auditorium12/5 Omaha, NE – Steelhouse Omaha12/6 Kansas City, MO – Uptown Theater12/7 Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore Minneapolis12/9 Madison, WI – The Sylvee12/10 Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre12/11 Toronto, ON – HISTORY12/13 Montreal, QC – MTELUS View this post on Instagram
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