Psyclon Nine drops brand new ‘Devil’s Work’ single and video

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Out now on Metropolis Records is the new single and video from Psyclon Nine, “Devil’s Work”. “Devil’s Work” is the second single (after “I Choose Violence”) to be lifted from their forthcoming new album, “And Then Oblivion”, out 21st March 2025. The new album is the follow-up to the band’s most recent album, “Less To Heaven”.

The new material blends elements of industrial rock, metal, deathcore, ambient and trap, or as Nero Bellum says: “To break as many genre limitations as possible, while staying true to the concepts and imagery that Psyclon Nine evokes.”

You can pre-order the album now on Bandcamp.

At the moment Psyclon Nine is currently midway through a North American tour.

Psyclon Nine ‘Devils Work Tour MMXXV’

February 16 – Richmond, VA, Fallout
February 17 – Gastonia, NC, The Rooster
February 18 – Atlanta, GA, The Masquerade (Purgatory)
February 19 – Tampa, FL, New World Brewery
February 20 – Orlando, FL, Conduit
February 22 – Austin, TX, Elysium
February 23 – Dallas, TX, Limbo Room At Ruins
February 25 – Denver, CO, HQ
February 26 – Mesa, AZ, The Nile Underground
March 1 – Las Vegas, NV, The Dive Bar
March 8 – Los Angeles, CA, Bar Sinister

About Psyclon Nine

Psyclon Nine, formed in 2000 in San Francisco, merges industrial metal and electronic music with a provocative edge. The group’s moniker combines “Zyklon B”, a Holocaust-era chemical, and “Nine,” a number often linked to occult power. Nero Bellum, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, founded the band and remains its original member.

The 2003 debut, “Divine Infekt”, offered a blend of EBM, somber tones, and black metal vocal stylings. The evolution continued on albums such as “INRI” (2005) and “Crwn Thy Frnicatr” (2006), where harsher industrial metal textures took center stage. “We the Fallen”, released in 2009, even climbed onto the Billboard Charts.

Studio Albums:

Divine Infekt (2003)
INRI (2005)
Crwn Thy Frnicatr (2006)
We the Fallen (2009)
Order of the Shadow: Act I (2013)
Icon of the Adversary (2018)
Less to Heaven (2022)

Remix Albums:

Disorder: The Shadow Sessions (2014)
Versions: Icon of the Adversary Remixed (2019)

Demos, Singles, and EPs:

Divine Infekt Demos (2002)
Use Once and Destroy (2013)
Use Once and Destroy: Alterations : Abstractions : Aberrations [Psalms and Hymns of Perversion] (2014)
More to Hell (2023)

As of 2025, the lineup features Nero Bellum on vocals and keyboards, Jon Siren on drums, Dante Phoenix on rhythm guitar, and Todd Buller on lead guitar and backing vocals.

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