Titanium Metal Band PARACRONA Reveals Details On Debut Album “Sun God”, Listen to “Carry The Cross"

May 5, 20232 min read

International metal act PARACRONA is excited to announce that its debut album will be called “Sun God” and it will be released on May 24.

As a foretaste of what you can expect on the record, the single “Carry The Cross” is now available on all digital platforms. With this track you have one demonstration of the genre defined by the band as Titanium Metal: a new interpretation of black metal, blended with progressive passages, evocative atmospheres, and striking melodies.

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Spotify: https://bit.ly/416vmaL

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The album “Sun God” is composed of 9 tracks for over 55 minutes of playing time. It is a reflection about ancient old belief systems and how, nowadays, our beliefs are manipulated and dominated by hypnotic media, pseudo sciences, and placebo wisdom. The symbolism of the Sun God is used by the band in opposition to Satan and his temptations. While the latter one creates lies to make people’s souls empty, the Sun God represents the search for our inner Self, in intimate connection with Nature and the harmony it generates.

PARACRONA is a six-piece mainly from Norway. The composers are the Dutch-born singer RingoChristiaan Van Droffelaar and the lead guitarist Øystein Hansen. The songwriting takes inspiration from Burzum, Dimmu Borgir, Dissection, Morbid Angel, Mayhem, Dark Funeral, but also from Queen, Dreamtheater,Bay Area Thrash Metal, Classical Music, and Pop.

“Sun God” tracklist:

1. New Impurity

2. Carry The Cross

3. Thriller

4. Sun God

5. Mendacious

6. River of Pain

7. Therefore I Move The Time

8. Gates of Immortality

9. Reasons

“Sun God” was mixed and mastered by Fredrik Nordström and reamped by him at Studio Fredman. Drums recorderd at Strand Studio by Marius Strand. Drums played by Baard Kolstad on tracks 2-3. Artwork by Siri Valdman. Photos of Audun Melby, Baard Kolstad, Gregg Roland, Ringo Christiaan Van Droffelaar and Siri Valdman by Victoria Francisca. Photo of Laszlo Juhos by Necrolust Productions. Band logo by Gudmund Johnsen.