Soilwork Release: “A Whisp of the Atlantic”!

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FOR THE TITLE TRACK NOW!

“A true auditive journey! SOILWORK exceeds all expectations and signs here one of the best EP of 2020!” – ALL ROCK
 
“It’s hard to imagine any of SOILWORK’s more obvious peers pulling off such a dizzying indulgence with anywhere near the same level of flair.” – BLABBERMOUTH
 
“You’d be a fool not to get involved in it’s mysteries. Top stuff” – SENTINEL DAILY
 
“SOILWORK is pulling out all the stops on this monumental piece” – METAL.DE
 
“Without ever losing their own handwriting, the band offers the largest ever variety of styles that one could imagine on a 5 track EP” – MORECORE.DE

December, 4th: In the history of SOILWORK, this date will be written down as hour zero. It’s the day, the Swedish powerhouse enters a new state of consciousness. The day that the band releases their most daring and ambitious release to date – the day that “A Whisp Of The Atlantic” is finally out.

Order the EP in various formats here:
http://nblast.de/Soilwork-WhispAtlantic

The new masterpiece of SOILWORK sees the light with a more than stunning visual, transfering the mood of the titletrack into impressive images. Check out the video for “A Whisp Of The Atlantic” here:
https://youtu.be/0ZFWRLNPCcQ

SOILWORK‘s musical and their philosophical approach on the new EP does not only close the circle of the ‘The Feverish Trinity’ but also invites the listener to dive deep into the most primal element: Water.
Starting with ‘Feverish’ and ending with ‘A Whisp Of The Atlantic’, the whole EP is a journey from the rage of individuals to the search for something that replaces religion. “From the desire of Feverish, the urge of Desperado, the determinism of Death Diviner, the insights and questions of The Nothingness and the Devil and the acceptance and spiritual searching of A Whisp of the Atlantic. The whole song and video sequence is like a slightly different take on Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. It’s all about realising that we’re all stuck on this rock and that we need to find something more inclusive than religion to get through this together. Because in the end, we’re all outsiders, genetically hunter-gatherers trying to fit in in a world that we created but at the same time wasn’t really made for us”, David Andersson sums up. “The overarching theme is liberation from the extremely low level of the social and cultural debate these days, and it starts with the fundamentals and ends with the phenomenological. From liberation into ascension.”

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