I am dancing in a gigantic vault,
Dark and lit up at the same time.
Creatures made of anger
French goth duo Denuit have unfurled an intense new video upon the world. A creepy combination of The Cure, Siouxsie, Lebanon Hanover and Suburban Lawns, the harbingers of “night wave” bring forth “I’m Bleeding”, off Inferno, via Manic Depression Records.
Denuit emerged from the shadows in May 2021 with their debut album Black Sun (No Need Name). This follow up, Inferno, “speaks about personal hell…the one that we create for ourselves.
“There is no worse enemy than humanity for humanity,” the band explains. “But hell can have a purifying vocation. We give then to fire, a work of purgation. This album is intimately linked to emotions…that push us in this crossing of the underworld, on earth. It will then be necessary to show its redemption, to manage to go up to the surface. Inferno is a world we have created. What color is hell, what does it taste like? For us it is a place, a great desert expanse where sandstorms roar. If you listen carefully, you can hear the elements unleashed in Inferno, sometimes a liquid flowing, the wind blowing, the organic crackling, the whispers of our inner demons. We wanted to make these elements natural, so that hell could come to life.”
The self-directed video with Ivi Topp & Lis Araignée depict a ritual bath and dance; one of spiritual cleansing and dark ecstasy. It is beautifully filmed, sexy, and sinister.
Watch the video below:
Inferno is out on November 11th, 2022, via Manic Depression Records.
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