The power ballad is the new single from the acclaimed 2nd LP by the Chilean metalheads
‘Across The Toxic Dew’ is the new single from DESTROY, the second full-length studio album by the quartet from Santiago, Chile – released on July 7th, 2022 – that led them to be featured in the January 2023 issue of the legendary European magazine Metal Hammer Germany, and achieving their first nomination as Best Metal Artist at the Pulsar Awards, a Chilean musical award,which has become one of the most prestigious and wanted in the country over the past years.
‘Across The Toxic Dew’ adds to previous videoclip releases: ‘Servants of the Yellow King’,‘Smoke Masters’,‘No Mercy’and‘Tyrant Machine’. The video portraits an intense story featuring an evil lady and her prey, along with the band playing the song in an incredible location, all under the lens of prominent Chilean filmmaker Erwin Scheel.
Guitarist Pablo La’Ronde adds:
“This is the song where we wanted to expand our limits and make a heartbreaking ballad in our own style. Without a question it’s the song that we enjoyed recording in the studio the most. There are 12-string guitars, piano, percussion, and many hidden details for you, so listen carefully!”
Below we invite you to join us and enjoy the video clip for ‘Across the Toxic Dew’:
MORE ABOUT SOBERNOT at: https://linktr.ee/sobernotband
Sobernot is an independent Groove metal band from Chile. Formed in 2015, they have forged their powerful live performance with more than 100 shows, achieving an increasingly growing number of followers. Through the last years, the band has shared the stage with renowned international icons such as Exodus, Hirax, At War, Havok, Crisix, Suffocation and Incantation. In 2023 they debuted as nominees for the important award: Pulsar Chile, as Best Metal Artist, thanks to their second studio album titled DESTROY.
DESTROY was recorded at Estudios Gabelo and Prestafuego Studio (Chile), with the co-production of Franco Gabelo and Pablo La’Ronde, mastered at Fascination Street Studios (Sweden), by the hand of Tony Lindgren (Opeth, Kreator, Sepultura, Leprous, and more).