Atlanta, Georgia based progressive black metal band TÓMARÚM are today premiering their new single, Where No Warmth Is Found, and its accompanying visualizer via Metal Injection. Where No Warmth Is Found is the second single to be taken from the duo’s upcoming debut album, Ash in Realms of Stone Icon, due out via Prosthetic on May 6.
Where No Warmth Is Found will be available on all streaming platforms on March 4. Speaking on the track premiere, Kyle Walburn (guitars, vocals, programming) comments:
"Where No Warmth is Found was the third song written for the record, and was intended to serve as a true midpoint. I wanted to follow up the intensity of our first single, In This Empty Space, with something a bit calmer, but also wanted an epic, climactic midpoint for the record. I utilized a slower, melancholy chord progression and acoustic guitars in the first half and then picked up the pace with some shred solos, a clean vocal chorus, and a heavily orchestrated, triumphant ending. No Warmth... was the first song where I really started incorporating more progressive/technical influences into our black metal, something that has become our staple as we've grown. "Thematically, the song deals with the same overarching concepts of the rest of the record, but from the lens of betrayal. I've had a few situations over the years, some traumatic and others not so much, where people I cared about very deeply broke the trust I had put in them and began to treat me poorly. My mental health took a nosedive as a result, and this song serves as a catharsis for the pain and frustration I felt during those times."
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