UNKIND: 'Olemisen Pelko' Video Released

July 19, 2013

"Olemisen Pelko", the new video from Finnish hardcore heroes UNKIND, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's new album, "Pelon Juuret", which was released on CD/LP/digital via Relapse Records on July 9 in North America, July 8 in the U.K., and July 5 in Germany, Benelux, and Finland. According to a press release, the effort continues in the direction of the group's previous work, offering up a furious fusion of d-beat hardcore crossed with a highly creative touch of atmospherics —as if MOGWAI made a record of TRAGEDY covers or FROM ASHES RISE were influenced by EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY.

"Pelon Juuret" was recorded at the end of 2012 with producer Kari Nieminen at Noisecamp studios in Turku, Finland.

UNKIND previously issued five full-length albums and a handful of vinyl-only releases.

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