Clockwork Echo releases brand new aingle, ‘Hallowed Be Thy Pain’ – Out now
Clockwork Echo
Industrial band Clockwork Echo has unveiled their brand new single, “Hallowed Be Thy Pain”. The track explores themes of deceit, faith, and the far-reaching consequences of a single lie.
The band adds: “In a world where belief often triumphs over evidence, “Hallowed Be Thy Pain” critiques the exploration of faith and the ease with which people are swayed by spiritual narratives, often lacking concrete evidence. Phrases such as “shadows in their eyes” evoke a sense of collective blindness, a willingness to be deceived in exchange for spiritual comfort.”
“Hallowed Be Thy Pain” is available on all major streaming platforms, including Bandcamp and Spotify.
About Clockwork Echo
Based in Denver, Colorado, Clockwork Echo is an industrial metal band with a strong aggrotech influence. Formed as a side project in 2018 by Gabriel Ryan, the band became a serious act in 2021. Gabriel handles vocals, synthesizers, arrangements, programming, and guitars, with rotating live musicians.
Clockwork Echo’s sound is influenced by industrial acts like Hocico, Ministry, and Psyclon Nine, as well as metal bands such as Arch Enemy and Death.
The band has toured with Psyclon Nine, Skold, and Not My God in 2023, with Hocico in 2022, and has performed at festivals such as Mechanismus and Fvck Industrial Fest over the past few years. Clockwork Echo’s music often tackles controversial philosophical and socio-political themes while maintaining a sense of tongue-in-cheek humor. They are currently releasing a series of singles, all available on major streaming platforms.
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