EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Blackened industrial metal project S.E.K.H. curse us with "Deus Sive Machina"

S.E.K.H. is the brainchild of MS (Suspiral) and AT (Black Earth, Suspiral) - and together these two twisted beings have been dominating the Spanish black metal scene with their unusual and synthetic approach to the genre. Injecting elements of industrial, noise, and experimental hijinks, S.E.K.H.'s twisted and malformed all-out sonic assault can only be described as something both familiar yet cataclysmic. It's because of their repulsiveness that Sentient Ruin has adopted this project onto their record label announced a brand new and highly limited double cassette featuring both the project's new album "Acéphale" and their long, sold-out EP "Arkhé Tenebre".  

It is with this in mind that we are proud to premiering S.E.K.H.'s third song on their album "Acéphale" titled "Deus Sive Machina". This short burst of apocalyptic energy features non-stop reeling guitar strums and chaotic blasts of percussion and disharmony. A noise wall seems to form from the energy being put out on the song - but I don't think S.E.K.H. would have it any other way. You can stream the song directly below:



"Acéphale & Arkhé Tenebre" will be released on October 11th, 2019 in the aforementioned double cassette tape including a download card. The album will also be available in digital formats. You can pre-order the album (before it's too late) HERE. For more information on S.E.K.H. check out their profile HERE.