Goaten: band releases new album "Midnight Conjuring"
The heavy metal power trio from Rio Grande do Sul, Goaten, has just released their long-awaited debut album, "Midnight Conjuring". The album is already available on the main streaming platforms and the release on physical media is in charge of the renowned label Cianeto Discos.
This work is a journey through the band's dark imagination, where 80's horror and traditional metal converge to create a unique sonic alchemy. "Midnight Conjuring" is also inspired by the works of classic cosmic horror writers.
The album was recorded at Hurricane Studio and produced by Sebastian Carsin. The cover art, which was created by Indonesia's Asep Yasin Abdulah, captures the essence of an iconic moment in "A Nightmare on Elm Street," in the scene where Nancy sleeps in Tina's house and Freddy Krueger approaches the bed through the wall, where the line between the real and the supernatural blurs.
"Midnight Conjuring" is inspired by cult films of the 1980s and the works of classic cosmic horror writers.
The essence of the album is intrinsically connected to the band's influences, rooted in traditional heavy metal that echoes as a tribute to icons such as Judas Priest, Mercyful Fate, and Slayer.
Goaten also maintains a partnership with Eric Mathis' Grime House Films. The track "Metal Blade" will be featured in the movie "Infernal", exploring a reckless pact between 3 friends and the devil.
The album is already on the main platforms, and will soon be available on CD through the Cianeto Discos store.
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