Fleischkrieg premieres ‘Eve’ video on Side-Line – Out now
Fleischkrieg premieres 'Eve' video on Side-Line
Premiering on Side-Line today is the brand new video, “Eve”, from the Los Angeles-based industrial rock band Fleischkrieg. The song was produced, mixed, and mastered by Logan Mader (Machine Head, Once Human).
Here’s the excellent video for the song.
This is what the band says about the track: “The song “Eve” is based on the Gnostic tradition of Adam’s wife being the hero in the Genesis creation myth – rather than the villain. This 2nd century Christian sect revered Eve as an early incarnation of the Divine Feminine, and if it weren’t for her courage to commit “original sin” – we’d still be trapped in a genetics lab known as the Garden of Eden.
The song is sung from Adam’s point of view where he praises Eve for delivering them from the tyranny of the Elohim. Though they are “thrown out the gilded cage”, Adam asks Eve to “make the thorns our home”, a poetic nod to human resilience in the face of catastrophe.”
Italian scholar Mauro Biglino and his research on the Biblical Apocrypha inspired the song’s themes and lyrical content. Mauro briefly translated for the Vatican – but was eventually fired when his published works revealed modern Christian theology was incompatible with the written texts of ancient Hebrew authors.
About Fleischkrieg
Fleischkrieg is an industrial rock band based in Los Angeles. The band was formed when vocalist Richard Cranor, with a background in video production and small acting roles, met guitarist Thomas “Ceraphym” Crawford while driving for Uber. They discovered a shared passion for industrial and metal music, leading to the formation of Fleischkrieg.
The band’s sound is heavily influenced by acts like Rammstein, Lord of the Lost, 3TEETH, and DK-Zero. Their music explores complex themes such as the conflict between physical, emotional, and intellectual survival.
Their previous single, “I Believe In Gnomes”, released in April 2024, delves into the themes of belief and its shapers, which is well linked to the band’s newest offering, “Eve”.
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