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Indie post hardcore act DAMOKLES share new song & video “Carry or Crush”

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Oslo based indie and noise rock tinged post hardcore band DAMOKLES have shared their new song and video called “Carry or Crush”, coming from their debut LP “Nights Come Alive”, to be released on March 25th via Vinter Records, and we’re please to give you its first airing above!

Damokles, based in Oslo, Norway, was founded during the autumn of 2019, and has since its inception had a seemingly manic songwriting energy. Six critically acclaimed singles with accompanying music videos have already been released, as well as a cover of the Depeche Mode hit “Never Let Me Down Again”. The debut album is due out on Vinter Records in 2022, the band is now working on their 2nd album.

Damokles aren’t very concerned with genre rules, but the main sources of inspiration stems from emotional 90s post-hardcore and related indie rock, mixed with dystopian 80s post-punk.

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The music is performed with a ferocious intensity, with equal focus given to toxic hooks and creative madness. Damokles consists of veterans from the Oslo underground, bands such as This Sect, Kite, Dunderbeist, Endtimers, Contrarian, Melkeveien, etc.

Comments the Band: “Lyrically, the track plays with the idea of mankind facing certain doom; which deity or belief system will you choose, just to get over with it? “Choose your saviour, just say it’s over”.

Damokles is: Kristian Liljan, Ronny Flissundet, Gøran Karlsvik, Fredrik Ryberg, John Birkeland.

Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
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