MØL‘s sophomore album “Diorama” has been announced for a November 05th release date on Nuclear Blast. The group recorded the effort with Tue Madsen (Gojira, Meshuggah), who also oversaw the mixing duties for it. The song “Photophobic” is first up to bat from the record and a video for it directed by Kasper Jensen can be found below.
Speaking of it, the band’s vocalist Kim Song Sternkopf offered:
“‘Photophobic‘ is centered around denial and self-deception. Fear of exposure of one’s past. The song encapsulates the dread of forcefully venturing through the painful but nonetheless important places of one self and your history.”
Guitarist Nicolai Busse Bladt added:
“Writing our debut ‘Jord‘ seemed like the culmination of our first two EPs. We had achieved a sound and an approach to creating music that is distinctly ours. ‘Diorama‘ is both refinement and exploration. I wanted to refine our sound, melodies, and compositions, but also push the boundaries of our music and explore new paths and things we haven’t done before. Our approach to music has never been restricted by any dogmas and we’re stalwart believers in eclecticism.”
Pre-orders for “Diorama” will be launching shortly with more info to come.
