TETHRA: 'Everyone Must Die' Video Released

March 29, 2011

"Everyone Must Die", the new video from the Italian death/doom band TETHRA, can be viewed below. The clip was filmed with director Stefano Visintin, who is best known for his short horror films "Agonia", "The Heiress" and "Agony II".

"Everyone Must Die" comes off TETHRA's first mini-CD, "At The Gates Of Doom", which was released on November 2, 2010 via Occultum Production. It is being distributed in Italy by Masterpiece. The CD was recorded at Occultum Studios under the supervision of Ossian, mastermind of the Italian cult band OPERA IX.

"At The Gates of Doom" is a conceptual effort based on the journey that each soul must take through the gates separating the dimension of the living from the land of the dead.

"At The Gates of Doom" track listing:

01. The Gates Of Eternal Damnation
02. Everyone Must Die
03. At The Gates Of Doom
04. Arise From My Fate
05. My Agony

According to a press release, TETHRA "revisits the roots of death and doom metal in a personal and obscure way, adding to the songs new original ideas."

The band is currently filming a video for the song "Everyone Must Die" with director Stefano Visintin, who is best known for his short horror films "Agonia", "The Heiress" and "Agony II".

TETHRA is:

Clode (CORAM LETHE, ex-GORY BLISTER, SUMMONER) - Vocals
Belfagor (HORRID) - Guitar
Alex (ex-MALUS VIVENDI) - Bass
Miky (VEXED, MAD HOUR, SIDHE, ex-AGARTHI) - Drums

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

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