Melodic doom/death metallers Golgotha have unleashed another track, "Too Late", from their forthcoming full-length Hubris, due on 24 April via Abstract Emotions. The new track dives even deeper into the challenging depths of Hubris. Within the impenetrable shadows of "Too Late" heaviness, emotion, and atmosphere merge to create a listening experience of rare power.

The band explain: "The song begins with extremely heavy and agonising riffs, establishing from the very first moment a feeling of tension and darkness. From there, the track evolves into deep atmospheric passages, constantly shifting between the oppressive density of death/ doom and more ethereal and immersive moments. These dynamic changes build a powerful emotional soundscape that guides the listener through different states and atmospheres, something Golgotha has developed and refined throughout their career. The theme of 'Too Late' revolves around the downfall of an individual who loses absolutely everything. Throughout his life, he has gradually lost his friendships, financial stability and even his own identity, consumed by his decisions and by an arrogance that prevents him from seeing the consequences of his actions. When he finally becomes aware of everything he has destroyed and tries to reclaim it, he realises that it is already too late. The song reflects on personal decay and on how, sometimes, awareness arrives when there is nothing left to save."

With "Too Late", Golgotha reveal one of the most intense and emotional sides of Hubris, combining the crushing weight of their trademark doom/death majesty with a strong atmospheric and narrative depth.

More information on Golgotha's Hubris, alongside the previously revealed "A Simple Life" lyric video, is HERE. Link