Vulvodynia pay tribute to Trevor Strnad with new melodic death metal single "Eulogy of Ashes"
South African death metal group Vulvodynia has unveiled their latest standalone single, "Eulogy of Ashes," which showcases a more melodic death metal sound for the band. The song's lyrics pay homage to a beloved fallen king while exploring themes of death, legacy, and the afterlife. As explained on their Bandcamp page, the new track was written as an ode to the late Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder.
Speaking on the release, vocalist, Duncan Bentley shares:
"We wanted to try something different with this song and incorporate more melody while still keeping the aggressive edge that fans expect from us, The lyrics are inspired by the idea that death is not the end, and that even after we're gone, our art and our legacy can continue to live on and inspire others."
18 comments
Post CommentLove the new direction Nekrogoblikon are taking!
Die Antwoord are a bunch of manipulative posers who lied about their past. Fokken doos
Lyrics are like someone just played Dark Souls for the first time
Yikes. Where do you find these dogshit bands to report on? This site is f*cking awful.
This comment thread is full of twats. This is an awesome tribute to Trevor. Thanks for writing this article.
The lyrics are largely tbdm song titles and themes you coon
Looks like we got some butthurt Trumpers up there. Still crying since 2020
^TDS Bud Light drinking fruit that grooms children.
^TDS Bud Light drinking fruit that grooms children. ^Incels gonna incel. Keep crying about beer cans, you massive sissy.
why is EVERY south african band always just as annoying as humanly possible?
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