In an age where voices against oppression and for the restructuring of power are louder than ever, Blessed Black strikes a chord with their latest single “Solve Et Coagula.” Released today, the track is a thunderous call to action, blending heavy riffs with profound lyrical content that challenges the status quo and advocates for radical change. “Solve Et Coagula” not only showcases the band’s signature sound but also emphasizes their commitment to addressing themes of liberation and transformation.
The song, with its evocative lyrics, explores the themes of power, control, and the human spirit’s resilience against systemic oppressions. Through “Solve Et Coagula,” Blessed Black navigates the complexities of societal constructs, urging for a dismantling of old paradigms to forge a path towards a more equitable future. The title itself, an alchemical reference to the process of breaking down and rebuilding, serves as a metaphor for the necessary destruction and reformation of societal structures.
Watch the official lyric video through the YouTube player below:
With “Solve Et Coagula,” Blessed Black not only delivers a powerful musical piece but also reinforces their dedication to using their platform for advocating change, dialogue, and reflection on the world’s current state and its future.
About Blessed Black:
Comprised of Joshua Murphy (vocals and guitar), Jake Stone (guitar), Brad Bellamy (bass and background vocals) and Ray Bates (drums), Blessed Black continues to stand out in the doom metal genre for their unique blend of Heavy soundscapes and emotionally charged lyrics.
Following the release of “Asunder,” anticipation is building for Blessed Black‘s “Seasons Vol. 2.” The EP is expected to further explore themes of resilience, transformation, and the human condition, solidifying the band’s reputation for crafting music that not only resonates on a sonic level but also touches the hearts and minds of their listeners.
With “Asunder,” Blessed Black not only sets the stage for their upcoming EP but also invites their audience into a conversation about the complexities of mental health, underscoring the band’s commitment to addressing significant and personal topics through their music.
Purchase the EP on Bandcamp: https://blessedblack.bandcamp.com/album/seasons-vol-2-2
Tracklist:
- Asunder
- Serpentine Sisters
- Solve et Coagula
Lineup:
Joshua Murphy (War Curse) / Vocals and Guitar
Jake Stone (ex-Smoke Healer) / Guitar
Brad Bellamy (Black Tractor, Phantom Queen) / Bass
Ray Bates / Drums
