THE CROWN Trades Speed For Groove On New Single “Gone To Hell”

The Crown is buying and selling livid pace for a beefier groove on their newest single “Gone To Hell”… unlike that first track. The one comes alongside a music video by Anton Hallenberg and Robin Schulz, and is from The Crown‘s new report Crown Of Thorns, due out October 11.

Crown Of Thorns is known as after The Crown‘s authentic band title earlier than it bought modified in 1998, and is the primary to function new bassist Mattias “Arvid” Rasmussen and new drummer Mikael Norén. Crown Of Thorns can also be The Crown‘s first album since 2010 to function guitarist Marcus Sunesson, who left the band in 2012.

“‘Gone To Hell’ is a really particular music in some ways,” mentioned The Crown guitarist Marko Tervonen.

“As you might have seen on our older albums, there are fairly a number of songs the place the music is by ‘Olsfelt/Tervonen‘ [referring to former bassist Magnus Olsfelt]. However that does not really imply that we wrote the music collectively. It was extra about Magnus ‘stealing’ some riffs from me from songs that by no means made it to the albums. So he nicked one of the best stuff and included them into his songs.

“However ‘Gone To Hell’ was the primary time we wrote one thing collectively. Magnus confirmed me the essential riffs to the music, on bass. We recorded it to a metronome after which I type of ‘took over.’ I added the melodies, organized it, wrote the drums and vocals and so on. So, it was really the one music we ever labored on collectively earlier than he left the band.

“The music is extra mid-tempo oriented; it virtually has some post-punk components to it. I personally find it irresistible and I am tremendous happy with it. I count on to learn loads of ‘what is that this smooth music shit’ from folks, in any other case I shall be very dissatisfied!”

Pre-orders for Crown Of Thorns are available here.