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Tronos Release New Music Video For “Judas Cradle”

By capitalchaostv on April 7, 2019 • ( 0 )

Today UK-based band TRONOS release the official music video for their recently released second single “Judas Cradle” from their forthcoming album Celestial Mechanics. Check out the intensely atmospheric clip created by Khaled Lowe, Sam Edwards and Caleb Carney for A-Side Films below.

“‘Judas Cradle’ is our second single and shows more of the epic side of the album,” states TRONOS about the track. “It’s a real journey into our musical trip. We really let loose on this one. Although on the surface the story is set in fantasy, lyrically it draws a strong parallel to the struggles of mankind living on this dying planet. It may appear very dark and depressing…but stick with it, there’s light and hope for us all!”

The band also commented on the music video. Stating, “The video for ‘Judas Cradle’ is a tormented and twisted journey through the many levels of hell of a man trapped in his own mind. We had strong visions of the kind of feeling we wanted to convey and the type of mind blowing visual extravaganza we felt such a song required. And film makers Khaled Lowe, Sam Edwards as well as Caleb Carney have done an incredible job of capturing our tortured imaginations.

TRONOS is a true collision between two unstoppably creative heroes in the metal underground scene, Shane Embury (Napalm Death, Brujeria) on guitar/vocals and producer Russ Russell (At The Gates, Dimmu Borgir, Napalm Death) on guitar, synths, and vocals Both team up with drummer Dirk Verbeuren for a load of dark fractured colossal doom ambience metal.

Celestial Mechanics also features a string of illustrious guests: Denis ‘Snake’ Belanger (Voivod / vocals), Erica Nockalls (The Wonder Stuff / vocals & violin) as well as no fewer than three legendary bass players, Billy Gould (Faith No More), Troy Sanders and Dan Lilker (Nuclear Assault, S.O.D.). Also featuring the Black Sabbathcover version “Johnny Blade”, this rocketing debut album was mixed by Jaime Gomez Arellano (Ghost, Solstafir, Paradise Lost, Ulver) as well as Russ Russell.