ENTHRONED Release “Raviasamin,” Lead Single From Forthcoming Album Ashspawn

Belgian black metal institution ENTHRONED open a new chapter with the release of their latest single, “Raviasamin”, taken from the upcoming album Ashspawn. Conceived across six years of ritual creation, the record emerges as both autopsy and resurrection: a descent into spiritual death followed by sublimation into rebirth.

Raviasamin functions as a gateway into this metaphysical architecture. At once chant and curse, the track traverses frostbitten riffing, serpentine invocations, and violent rhythmic surges. Its four and a half minutes embody Enthroned’s doctrine: blinding velocity counterbalanced by sculpted mid-tempo marches, guitars oscillating between jagged dissonance and choir-like resonance, and drums fracturing time with both blast-driven intensity and processional weight.

Lyrically, Raviasamin summons arcane forces: serpents, shattered silence, the “backwards tree.” These images tie directly into Ashspawn’s conceptual core of ritual negation and transformation, framing the song as a linguistic and sonic weapon designed to unsettle and reforge rather than merely entertain.

The accompanying video extends these esoteric themes into the visual realm. Conceived as an intersection between reality and digital unreality, the film was constructed entirely without generative tools. Every element—robes, carvings, statues—was first hand-drawn, sculpted, or designed, then scanned and meticulously reconstructed within Unreal Engine. Central figures include a 3D rendering of Belial, drawn from Jose Gabriel Alegria Sambogal’s album artwork, and a hand-drawn qlippothic tree, brought to life through digital animation. The result is a visual ritual: a passage through shadows where material craft and digital sorcery converge.

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