The Swedish metal visionaries SOILWORK have released the new song “Death Diviner”. It is the third and final part of SOILWORK’s “Feverish” trilogy. She follows the band’s highly acclaimed album, “Verkligheten”. Check out the official music video for “Death Diviner” here:
The band said: ““Death Diviner” is the last part of the Feverish trilogy, the end of the path we have taken with ‘Feverish’ and ‘Desperado’. The overarching theme of all these songs is the attempt to describe the other world; the emotions your body cannot embrace and the desperate measures you take when you feel that something is calling out there. Something that is so much bigger than you, but you know that when you achieve that something, you can get in touch with it, that you will feel a sense of belonging that you have never felt before. Because that’s what we all miss, isn’t it? We want to belong somewhere, but it never feels right. You always feel that sting, that slightly uncomfortable feeling that you could be so much more if you were somewhere else with a soul mate who knows exactly what you’ve been through and doesn’t judge you for any of your actions because it does The only thing was what you could do then, ‘Death Diviner’ doesn’t answer these questions. ‘The Feverish Trinity’ does not answer these questions. But she is asking the question of ‘what if …?’ That could change your life. “
The band commented, “” Desperado, “like” Feverish, “is a song about how a single feeling can fill your whole self and eat you up like a sentient being. Desperado is about what’s behind and in front of you of the places that you normally avoid. But they don’t go away anyway. Desperado is shock rock and metal madness for all those who are looking for a way out. “
The song was written and composed by David Andersson, Rachel Hall recorded the violin. He was recorded in the SolnaSound Recordings, in Stockholm with Simon Johansson and The Panic Room, Skövde with Thomas Plec Johansson. “Desperado” was produced by SOILWORK and Thomas Plec Johansson, mixed and mastered by Thomas Plec Johansson. René U Valdes produced the video and directed it.
The band on the concept: “Although the background and the motifs are just a bit vague and the band is holding back on details: What is certain is that SOILWORK will release” The Feverish Trinity “, a trilogy with accompanying videos, in the next five months – a trilogy celebrating the Babylonian goddess of death, who once made the world a feverish and exciting place. “
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