MORTAD: 'All That's Born Must Be Destroyed' Lyric Video Released

March 7, 2012

The official lyric video for "All That's Born Must Be Destroyed", a brand new song from the London, England-based, female-fronted metal band MORTAD, can be seen below. The track comes off the group's debut album, "The Myth Of Purity", which was recorded last October with producer Russ Russell (NAPALM DEATH, DIMMU BORGIR, EVILE). The CD was released last month with the February 2012 issue of Metal Hammer magazine.

"The Myth Of Purity" track listing:

01. All That's Born Must Be Destroyed
02. Waste Of My Rage
03. The Heights
04. Mirage
05. Feels Like Suffocation
06. The Myth Of Purity
07. I'm Not Interested In Being Interesting
08. By Default
09. The Voice
10. That Which Is Humane

MORTAD was formed in 2009 by Iranian vocalist Somi Arian , whose lyrics take aim at the hypocrisy of religion and the government as well as seeking inner truth and strength in the face of such oppression.

MORTAD released a music video and an EP, entitled "Pandemic Paranoia", in early 2011. This effort brought the band immense attention on the social media sites, placing the group as the No. 1 metal band on ReverbNation London metal chart, and attracting over 40,000 Facebook fans.

MORTAD's new video, "Waste Of My Rage", can be seen below. The clip was sponsored by the Alchemy apparel clothing brand and produced by the Manchester-based video production company Video Ink. More than a dozen actors were cast for the video, including Collette Von Tora, who agreed to have her head shaved for this video shoot.

Nick Azinas of Peek From The Pit conducted an interview with Somi Arian on November 26, 2011 at the Intrepid Fox in London. You can now watch the chat below.

"All That's Born Must Be Destroyed" lyric video:

"Waste Of My Rage" video:

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