Novembers Doom: Check out the video for "Harvest Scythe"

After the release of depressive music video for "What Could Have Been" (featuring the singer Anneke Van Giersbergen) in the last 15 days the Novembers Doom has announced the release of "Harvest Scythe," music video for another song from his recent album "Aphotic".

Rated by many as one of the best releases of 2011, Novembers Doom leaves clear marks of its success: the fusion of depression, brutality and darkness in their music.

"The song is about an internal conflict in the mind of a person with multiple personalities, and unable to fight against them. The house represents her mind, where he is 'stuck'. The different clothes he wears, the way he write on the floor ... Everything in the video has an emotional representation of the character,"says band founder and lead singer Paul Kuhr, to the site MetalSucks.

Check out below the video clip of "Harvest Scythe" and "What Could Have Been".

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NOVEMBERS DOOM Premieres Exclusive Stream for "Buried" at StereoKiller.com

Chicago's NOVEMBERS DOOM is offering an exclusive stream of "Buried" from the critically acclaimed Aphotic (The End Records) at StereoKiller.com. Get in on the action at stereokiller.novembersdoom and find out why Aphotic is considered the band's greatest achievement to date.

This just in! Read a brand new interview with NOVEMBERS DOOM drummer Sasha Horn at teethofthedivine.interview-with-novembers-doom 

RECENT NOVEMBERS DOOM NEWS

The first video from new NOVEMBERS DOOM album Aphotic has been released. The song, "What Could Have Been," features vocalist Anneke Van Giersbergen  (Auga De Anneque,ex-The Gathering) and can be viewed at this location or below. The video has a cinematic feel, using once again Cage XXI Enterprises and Director Tony Myles. Tony is also responsible for the "Autumn Reflection" and "A Eulogy for the Living Lost" videos.   

NOVEMBERS DOOM is also featuring a podcast on its website. Growing in popularity, the podcast has been described by vocalist Paul Kuhr as "an offensive comedy with informative stories from the band." Check it out here.  

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Novembers Doom - What Could Have Been (New Video 2011)

APHOTIC TRACKLIST


01. The Dark Host
02. Harvest Scythe
03. Buried
04. What Could Have Been
05. Of Age and Origin – Part 1: A Violent Day
06. Of Age and Origin – Part 2: A Day of Joy
07. Six Sides
08. Shadow Play

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NOVEMBERS DOOM Reveals Title and Track List for New Album

American band "NOVEMBERS DOOM" ended records for the eighth  "Aphotic" album, available on May 10 via The End Records.

The material has a guest on Anneke van Giersbergen (Agua De Annique, The Gathering) , but also the violinist Rachel Barton Pine (Earthen Grave).

The material is mixed by Dan Swano , he recorded vocals for the song and And Origin Of Age. 

NOVEMBERS DOOM frontman Paul Kuhr says of the new album, "One goal in NOVEMBERS DOOM is to never repeat ourselves. We aim to constantly challenge our writing abilities to deliver something new each and every time, while maintaining what we feel is our signature sound. We feel we've not only accomplished that with 'Aphotic', but have pushed our creativity into new musical territory. The result is quite possibly the most unique NOVEMBERS DOOM release yet."

According to a press release, "Aphotic" "has its roots in darkness and melancholic madness, reminiscent of the band's early doom roots but bringing something new and modern to the listener."

The album's tracklisting is:

01. The Dark Host

02. Harvest Scythe

03. Buried

04. What Could Have Been

05. Of Age and Origin - Part 1: A Violent Day

06. Of Age and Origin - Part 2: A Day of Joy

07. Six Sides

08. Shadow Play