Renowned for their mastery of prog-power, Lords of Black have released their sixth studio album, “Mechanics Of Predacity,” today (March 15th, 2024) via Frontiers Music SLR. To celebrate the album’s arrival the band has shared the music video for the single “Let The Nightmare Come”. Watch it below.
“Mechanics Of Predacity” marks a pinnacle in the band’s evolution, seamlessly fusing power, epic grandeur, and intense musicality with a profound narrative woven through evocative lyricism. Tony Hernando‘s exceptional musical composition, Ronnie Romero‘s emotive vocals, and the formidable rhythm section of bassist Dani Criado and drummer Jo Nunez converge in this release, a testament to the band’s artistic prowess.
Order “Mechanics Of Predacity,” HERE.
Tony Hernando previously shared insights into the album, explaining its lyrics delve into themes of retribution, standing for truth, and resisting the onslaught of lies and intimidation. In a world tainted by power-hungry individuals, the song carries a message of hope anchored in the resilience of one true and honest soul.
“Mechanics Of Predacity” embarks on a profound exploration of humanity’s primal instinct—PREDACITY. From the earliest days of humble animal and tribal existence to the complex dynamics of modern society, the album meticulously navigates the relentless nature of human predation.
The narrative unfolds as a contemplation of how individuals, tribes, nations, and entities engage in an unending cycle of predation. It fearlessly addresses the harsh reality that greed, power, and malevolence have consistently fueled conflicts throughout history.
Yet, amidst the shadows, a counterforce emerges—a struggle waged by love, kindness, and humanity. This eternal conflict between oppressors and the oppressed, predators and victims, is encapsulated in the poignant observation that “the weak ones seem to be just the meat for the strong ones to eat”. “Mechanics Of Predacity” transcends being a mere album; it stands as a lyrical and musical expedition into the very essence of human existence. Here, the tension between predator and prey serves as both a lament and a call for redemption.
“Mechanics Of Predacity” Tracklisting:
- For What Is Owed To Us
- Let The Nightmare Begin
- I Want The Darkness To Stop
- Let It Burn
- Can We Be Hero’s Again
- Crown of Thorns
- Obsessions Of The Mind
- Build The Silence
- A World That’s Departed
- Born Out Of Time
