It’s been more than 4 years but today Swedish metallers ENFORCER finally unleash their fifth studio album Zenith via Nuclear Blast. To mark the occasion, the quartet is premiering the official music video for ‘Regrets’, an English adaption of TERMINAL’s song ‘Zadnji Izlet’. Check out the video, which was directed by Gustav Ohman Spjuth who also produced the ‘Die For The Devil’ music video, here:
Bass player Tobias Lindqvist comments, “‘Regrets’ was originally written for and performed by TERMINAL. It’s a melancholic ballad with a strong chorus and felt like an interesting challenge to record with ENFORCER.”
Vocalist/guitarist Olof Wikstrand adds, “‘Regrets’ is by far the darkest song we have ever done. A real challenge to make it fit and to make it ours but eventually I’m really happy with how it came out.”
Zenith can be ordered on various formats, here: nblast.de/EnforcerZenith
Limited Edition Digipack CD – nblast.de/ZenithAMZCD
Black Vinyl – nblast.de/ZenithAMZVinyl
Limited Edition Coloured Vinyl and Digipack CD + patch – nblast.de/ZenithNB
‘Die For The Devil’ official video: youtu.be/LSvSxlOv6F4
Watch and listen to the speed anthem ‘Searching For You’, here: youtu.be/XTOePETOcc4
The tracklist racks up as follows:
01. Die For The Devil
02. Zenith Of The Black Sun
03. Searching For You
04. Regrets
05. The End Of A Universe
06. Sail On
07. One Thousand Years Of Darkness
08. Thunder And Hell
09. Forever We Worship The Dark
10. Ode To Death
Bonus Track (digital only)
11. To Another World
Zenith contains 10 brand new anthems, bringing not only classic tunes, but also fresh blood to the band’s unique sound. In addition, guitarist Jonathan Nordwall debuts as new permament member of the group on the forthcoming record. Comments Olof Wikstrand on the new record, “Zenith is definitely the most ambitious project we ever engaged ourselves in. I think all together we spent over two and a half years to write, produce and record it all. We are super excited to finally get this one out to you all. Beware the ‘Zenith Of The Black Sun’.”
The drums were recorded at Soundtrade Studios, Stockholm and the rest of the tracking was completed at Hvergelmer Studios, Arvika. Zenith was produced by the band themselves and the artwork was created by Italian artist Velio Josto.
