Dawn Of Ashes unveil lyric video for new single, ‘Heart Wrapped In Suicide’
LA based dark industrial metal band Dawn Of Ashes have launched an all new single, “Heart Wrapped In Suicide”.
“Heart Wrapped In Suicide” was mixed by front-man Kristof Bathory with Angel, Crowe, and Brendin Ross (who also mastered the single), and is the first single off of the band’s upcoming album, “Reopening The Scars”.
Founded in 2000, Dawn of Ashes began as a dark electronic music group, using horror film samples. By 2005, they released “Sacred Fever”, defining their future theme. They signed with NoiTekk and released “In the Acts of Violence” in 2006. In 2007, Joey-Tekk left, Rayne joined, and “The Crypt Injection” was released, featuring their first music video.
By 2008, they shifted to melodic black metal, with Bathory leading. New members joined, but by 2010, changes occurred again. “Genocide Chapters”, a melodic death metal album and they toured with Dimmu Borgir and Enslaved. Before leaving Metal Blade Records, they released “Farewell to the Flesh”, returning to their electronic roots. Members Othuum and Volkar Kael departed. In 2012, guitarist Syrus joined, and they released “Anathema” in 2013, blending electronic and metal.
In December 2013, they announced their breakup due to various issues, including potential legal troubles. Bathory hinted at future collaborations with Bahemoth and Syrus. Their last performances were in 2014. In 2016, Dawn of Ashes returned with Metropolis Records, releasing “Theophany”. By 2017, they introduced Brandon “Rage” Richter and released “Daemonolatry Gnosis”.
Transitioning to industrial metal, they combined their original style with “The Crypt Injection II”. In 2019, they left Metropolis Records and released “The Antinomian” in 2020.
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