HERMH: 'Hairesis' Video Available

November 24, 2008

"Hairesis", the new video from the Polish symphonic black metal band HERMH, can be viewed below. The clip was shot by Inbornmedia over a two-day period inside the Bolkow castle and features an appearance by vocalist Bart's son Mateusz.

Commented Bart: "I think that this clip is a great illustration of the whole atmosphere surrounding both the lyrical, and musical aspects of the song. This videoclip is like a cherry on the cake — our new CD. We hope that it will draw some serious attention and create emotions, those who saw it already said so, he he. Feel yourself invited to see this clip."

"Hairesis" comes off HERMH's new CD/DVD, "Cold Blood Messiah", which was just made available via Mystic Production. A worldwide release through Regain Records is expected in early 2009.

Commented the group: "We've been working on [the new album] for almost half a year in Hertz studio. Many things had changed since the recording of the MCD 'After The Fire - Ashes'. We've parted ways with our former keyboard player Flumen and drummer Icanraz. On the new album there is a second guitar player Maar, known from VIA MISTICA and ABUSED MAJESTY. The spot of our new drummer was taken by Zuber, known from CINIS and the keyboard stuff was arranged and recorded by Marek Papaj, ex-DOMINIUM. With the almost 40 minutes of material on our new album, it's an opening of a new chapter in band's history."

"Cold Blood Messiah" track listing:

01. Hairesis
02. Instrumentum Diaboli
03. Eyes Of The Blind Lamb
04. Lord Shall Be Revealed
05. I Bring You Fear
06. Sin Is The Law
07. Gnosis
08. Who Can Be Against Us
09. In My Flesh I See God

The album was released as a double digipack containing a bonus DVD with the following:

01. Making Of "Cold Blood Messiah"
02. Band Interviews
03. Video
04. Making Of Video
05. Video Trailer

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/hermh.

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