COURSE OF FATE present their third official single and music video for the song “Endgame”

The track is taken from the band’s upcoming album “Mindweaver” out digitally on May 15, 2020 / physically on May 22, 2020 and can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/cxNcFh9vopY

Written and directed by Eivind Gunnesen
Co-directed by Carl Marius Saugstad
Editing by Carl Marius Saugstad
Cinematography by Carl Marius Saugstad and Course of Fate
Produced by Course of Fate
with Ove Tindlund as the man with a vision

COURSE OF FATE comment on the song: “All is lost, the waves are smashing ashore and it seems all that is left to do is succumb to the ocean and let the tide wash his sins away. If only it were that simple. The faceless men are still watching, controlling… As life evolves, so does music, evident in the culmination of both traditional and modern elements of rock and metal in this track.”

Digital single of “Endgame” is now available across all digital and streaming platforms!

Get “Mindweaver” now: https://smarturl.it/courseoffatemindweav

The physical formats of “Mindweaver” (tri-fold Digipak CD and limited marbled Vinyl) will be exclusively available on the original release date of May 15, 2020 via MUSIC MEGASTORE using the following link: https://www.musicmegastore.com/?s=course+of+fate+mindweaver&post_type=product&tags=1&ixwps=1

The new release date for the physical formats on all other retail stores will be May 22nd.

The band’s debut album “Mindweaver”, is a 45 min conceptual piece of music, born back in 2014, when Kenneth Henriksen started making new songs right after the release of the band’s Cognizance EP. After finishing a few songs it became obvious that the band wanted the album to have a red line throughout, inspired by albums like “The Wall”, “Scenes From A Memory” and “Operation Mindcrime”. “I have always been intrigued by writing an album as one piece” adds Kenneth Henriksen. When Eivind and Kenneth started working on the lyrics they wanted it to somehow be inspired by the poem Antigonish by William Hughes Mearns, but also by cult leaders and the people who follow them. In that essence, ”Mindweaver” unfolds a story about a man who experiences visions of the end of the world.