Logo

Suggestions

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals
  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals

Logo

Suggestions

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals
OATHBREAKER
Music Videos

OATHBREAKER – “10:56” / “Second Son of R.” video

August 19, 2016
1 min read

OATHBREAKER have released an impressive new video for ’10:56/Second Son of R.’, the opener for their new record ‘Rheia’, slated for a September 30th release through Deathwish Inc.! Watch below and go here to listen to another new track.

“Rheia” is the groundbreaking album from Belgium’s Oathbreaker. Engineered, mixed, and mastered by Jack Shirley (Deafheaven, Loma Prieta), “Rheia” is a true game changer for the genre. Blurring lines and dissolving the boundaries of heavy music as we know it today.

Opener “10:56” begins with a haunting guitar riff and Caro Tanghe’s beautifully sung vocal before abruptly soaring to new heights with “Second Son of R”. Its blasts of melody mutate into a blackened buzz while waves of tempo changes pound down with intense emotional weight. “Being Able To Feel Nothing” then rolls in like a storm. Chaotically breaking apart to reveal the eye before churning once again. “Stay Here / Accroche-Moi” is an otherworldly reverb drenched acoustic number that leads to “Needles In Your Skin”. A deeply personal song that showcases the artistic strength vulnerability brings. It’s hard to believe that this is just the half way point of this post everything masterwork. “Immortals” then unfurls as a goose bump inducing monster. This leads to the ambitious “I’m Sorry, This Is”, “Where I Live”, and “Where I Leave”; A musical triptych that needs to be heard to be believed. All of it comes to an end with mesmerizing closer “Begeerte”. Ethereally materializing before vanishing into the beautiful unknown.

Share this
  • Facebook
  • Messenger
  • Twitter
  • Whatsapp
  • Reddit
  • Email

Tags:

  • deathwish inc.
  • oathbreaker
  • post hardcore
  • post metal

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.
Contact via [email protected]

You might be interested in

Casca

New Brunswick blackened screamo band CASCA bring years of DIY history and personal wreckage into their debut EP

RemoteI Viewing, by James Greenoff

London sludge noise-rock band REMOTE VIEWING keep their absurd humour alive on politically charged “State Violence”

You might be interested in

Society of Beggars
October 27, 2026

SOCIETY OF BEGGARS stick by the outsiders they grew up with on garage-rock single “Swooping with Vultures”

POINT MORT
October 26, 2026

Parisian post-hardcore band Point Mort built a show for Hellfest’s Warzone, then saved it on a live album

HANG YOUR HATE WORMS - ADAM MCCLAIN
October 22, 2026

Columbia’s HANG YOUR HATE revisit “Worms?!”, with Garrett Curry taking aim at political power and small-town complicity

Sunbloc
October 21, 2026

Albany post-hardcore band SUNBLOC revisit broken friendships through “Reverse” and its new video

GET DEAD live
Previous Story

GET DEAD – “She’s A Problem” video

TRAP THEM
Next Story

TRAP THEM – “Luster Pendulums” video

Latest

MASS CONFUSION

Dutch hardcore band MASS CONFUSION bring early-2000s speed back on “Demo 2026”

Expectations live, by Metal Hangar

Sofia’s EXPECTATIONS look back on seventeen years of melodic hardcore with “My Last Time to Shine”

The Wander Lane

Salt Lake City adventurious alt-rock trio WANDER LANE revisit a marriage and a vow to stay sober on “Volcanology”

INGRATA by @miraclecrackbaby

Forever Wildland Fest: firefighter Brandon Robles brings his DIY punk festival to Los Angeles and San Francisco

Casca

New Brunswick blackened screamo band CASCA bring years of DIY history and personal wreckage into their debut EP

PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING TO IDIOTEQ

As an independent magazine IDIOTEQ supports DIY ethics and local artists of all kinds. With no-ads policy and mission to give independent artists space they deserve, IDIOTEQ is a place to get inspired, learn more about lesser known artists and their perspective. Reporting on DIY music is our priority.

DONATE via PayPal or SUPPORT via Patreon

IDIOTEQ (pronounce “idiotec”) is a phonetic transcription of the word Idioteque – the act of suddenly going into a crazy, seizure like state. A vision of a society, where people are increasingly more obsessed with pointless technology, selfishness and mindless entertainment than life itself.

Privacy & Cookies · Terms of Use

  • Latest
  • New Music
  • News Stories
  • Interviews
  • Exclusive Streams
  • Music Videos
  • Live Videos
  • Tours
  • Festivals