New Alkaloid single after 5 years
New Album “Numen”:
Pre-sale: https://alkaloid-band.com/
Pre-save: https://orcd.co/numenpresave
Single ‘Clusterfuck’: https://orcd.co/clusterfuck
New Album “Numen”:
Pre-sale: https://alkaloid-band.com/
Pre-save: https://orcd.co/numenpresave
Single ‘Clusterfuck’: https://orcd.co/clusterfuck
Alkaloid is back with another captivating venture into the realm of extreme progressive death metal.
Be sure to mark September 15, 2023, on your calendar for the release of ‘Numen.’
Pre-save the album today https://orcd.co/numenpresave!
Presales will start next week.
I am absolutely delighted to announce that I have signed a record deal with the renowned record label AOP Records for the release of my very first solo album! This collaboration underlines a pivotal moment in my career and I am very fortunate to have this very committed label on my side. I have worked on this album for over 3 years now and I can’t wait to spread the first piece of music very soon. Sign to my newsletter to stay updated and join my Discord Server for exclusive making-of material!
Happy album release day (‘Maze Of My Mind’) to Martin Miller. He asked me to perform in his video Web Of Lies and now that I see the result I am more than happy that I accepted.
The Obsidious debut album “Iconic” won the “Best Debut Album” 2022 poll at Progspace.
I also made the second place at the category “performance of the year: bass guitar”. Thanks for voting everyone!
Needless to say that Martin Miller is an excellent guitarist. So when he asked me to play bass in one of his videos, it was a no-brainer for me!
The song had already been recorded so I only joined the video-shoot, but it was still exciting. My Obsidious band colleague Sebastian Lanser played drums for the song and we had a lot of fun that day.
Now the video has been released:
This video is a diary of my bass recordings for the Obsidious debut album. I talk about the different tracks, how I decided for different basses and what problems we had to face in the recording process. The amazing producer V. Santura explains how he makes a bass sound shine through in such a busy metal sound.