Imminence Release New Single for “The Black” - Ghost Cult Magazine

Hailing from the south coast of Sweden, the trailblazing alternative metalcore ensemble, Imminence, has boldly carved its niche in the musical realm over recent years. Defying all expectations, the quintet has meticulously crafted a sonic tapestry that transcends the boundaries of the genre. Their brave fusion of classical string arrangements interwoven with the raw power of ferocious Scandinavian metal creates a captivating auditory experience. In both sound and visuals, Imminence emerges as a beacon of innovation and excitement, establishing themselves not just as a band but as pioneers charting new territories in the ever-evolving musical landscape. Their new album The Out April 12th, 2024. Up front to the album release in merely a month, Imminence announces the new single and title track and video for "The Black!"

Stream the single and pre-order and pre-save here:
https://imminence.bfan.link/theblacksingle

Fronted by vocalist and violinist Eddie Berg, guitarists Harald Barrett & Alex Arnoldsson, drummer Peter Hanström and bass player Christian Höijer; Imminence is set to unleash their musical prowess with the upcoming album The Black. Brace yourselves and take a deep breath as Imminence prepares us for the great plunge into the depths of 'The Black', an audacious promise of an unparalleled musical odyssey that defies convention and invites you to embark on the rise of a new genre classic.

Artwork developed by Jakob Koc, designer behind all Imminence's releases

Imminence opened a fresh chapter last year with already 5 singles out since June 2023. The new tracks Come Hell or High Water, Desolation, Heaven Shall Burn, Death by a Thousand Cuts and Continuum have quickly achieved millions of streams, worldwide attention and a rapid growth in social media following. These latest compositions stand as a testament to Imminence's evolution, marking some of their most innovative and progressive work to date. Venturing into a darker and more orchestral realm, the band continues to redefine the boundaries of the modern alternative scene. Imminence's exploration is more than just music; it's a daring descent into uncharted territories, solidifying their position as pioneers in the landscape of unique and highly innovative musical expressions.

Imminence recently embarked on their very first tour in North America and the response was nothing short of extraordinary. In a mere 48 hours, the entire tour was sold out and venues upgraded not just once but twice. This swift and overwhelming success solidified Imminence's status as one of the most sought-after acts in the international music scene. Over 2024, Imminence will make their return to the stage, bringing "The Black Tour" over USA in April & May and Europe in October, including performances at anchor festivals such as Sonic Temple, Welcome To Rockville, Download Festival, Full Force, Greenfield, Sweden Rock Festival, Resurrection Fest, Sweden Rock Festival and many more.

Closing the chapter on their previous album, 'Heaven In Hiding,' the band unveiled an exclusive Deluxe Edition release. The single track 'Jaded' (2023) accompanied this release. The band continued their ascent with attention-grabbing "Live In Studio" recordings, triggering viral sensations across social media platforms. Witnessing an impressive growth of over +100,000 followers and millions of streams in just a few months in 2023, Imminence's impact remains unstoppable.

Boasting four full-length studio albums, +250 million streams, a combined online following of +700,000, and nearing the 900,000 monthly Spotify listeners mark, Imminence is set to take the throne as the new force within the modern alternative music scene.


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