This Eternal Decay present all new single and video ‘Rise & Fall’ exclusively on Side-Line
This Eternal Decay (Photo by Sara Di Pancrazio)
This Eternal Decay is an industrial dark-wave project formed by Riccardo Sabetti (Spiral69), Pasquale Vico (Date at Midnight), Andrea Freda (Spiritual Front), and Alessio Schiavi (Avant-Garde). Out now is the single and video “Rise & Fall”. “Rise & Fall” is the first single from “Spettro”, the new album by This Eternal Decay, set to be released on January 10, 2025 (Trisol Music Group). Musically the combo channels their passion for romantic darkwave, blending it with industrial rhythms and echoes of synthpop.
“Rise & Fall” will be available on all digital platforms from October 18, 2024 (pre-save here), but you can now exclusively view the video for the track right below. The video for “Rise & Fall” was created by editing together all the footage sent in by fans recorded during the concerts of the last tour. “It is intended to be a kind of “love letter” to our audience,” so the band says.
“Rise & Fall” addresses the issue of gaslighting so the band says: “A form of psychological abuse that is becoming increasingly common in many relationships due to the growing individualism in modern society. It explores the destructiveness of relationships centered around one person’s ego, which leads to the annihilation of the other, ultimately resulting in the complete loss of self-esteem and the desire to engage with the world. A toxic relationship from which the only escape is to disappear.”
About This Eternal Decay
This Eternal Decay made their debut with the album “I Choose an Eternity of This” (Trisol Music Group), which was followed by a tour through Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, supporting Samsas Traum twice that same year.
In April 2020, they released their second album, “Silence”, featuring guest appearances from Then Comes Silence and Theatres des Vampires. However, the global pandemic forced them to cancel several European tour dates. In June 2021, they bounced back with the maxi single “Leave”, which included the title track, two remixes by Kurs Lestat, and an acoustic version with Luigi Rubino (Ashram) on piano.
On January 7, 2022, their third studio album, “Nocturnæ”, was released, featuring collaborations with Hapax and Avant-Garde, as well as remixes by ACTORS, Ash Code, Wisborg, and A Copy for Collapse. The release was followed by the 15-date European NocTour in October 2022.
In 2022, the band recorded their fourth studio album, “Absølutiøn” (Trisol Music Group), which was released on May 18, 2023. The album’s release was followed by an extensive European tour, playing over 30 shows across the continent.
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