King Satan have released their new opus, Black Magick Abraxas, through Blood Blast Distribution. To mark the occasion, the Finnish industrial metal outfit have unveiled a video for the album's bonus track, "Ride The Lion".
Frontman King Aleister Satan comments: "For us, Black Magick Abraxas is, in many ways, a 'coming full circle' moment, and, at the same time, the beginning of something new. Much like the final music video of the album 'Ride the Lion'. It seems that the world outside our own circle of supporters is also gradually beginning to understand what we've actually been doing for the past ten years. Mind you, we haven't exactly made it easy for people to understand us, we've always had our middle fingers raised in every direction, hah! But perhaps that's precisely why it all makes sense in the end. Boundaries are meant to be broken, and the energy inherent in music is, after all, far greater than the sum of its parts. It is magic at its finest, and surrendering to it can shift one's level of consciousness. We will never fit into any pre-existing mold; we have always been a paradox that forces both the listener, and us, too - to confront ourselves. We have never held any rules - written or unwritten - as sacred. Industrial metal for those who don't like industrial metal. Philosophical lyrics and occultism for those who might not otherwise care for such themes - and for those who do, we offer an even greater challenge. Serious mockery, and mockery of seriousness. Dance floors, rock 'n' roll, mosh pits, hedonism, and a surrender to chaos. Everything that the old devil is said to have tempted people into doing—things that 'good people' deem 'evil' simply because they themselves lack spiritual freedom. Hail Satan! Hail Abraxas! Enjoy".
Further insight into Black Magick Abraxas and the previously revealed video singles can be found via the links HERE, while King Satan's upcoming live dates are listed below. Link

* King Satan live:
14/11/2026 - Turku (FI), Fuusio (support: Bloody Falls, Black Totem)
20/11/2026 - Hellsinki (FI) Industrial Festival (feat. Erja Lyytinen Special Show)
28/11/2026 - Kouvola (FI), Haitaritehdas (support: Deathropy, Kollectivist)
19/12/2026 - Mikkeli (FI), Dinosaurock Club / Kulttuuritalo Tempo (with Deathropy, NITRIK)
15/01/2027 - Seinäjoki (FI), Bar 15 Basement (support: Riasa)
16/01/2027 - Oulu (FI), 45 Special (support: Riasa, Miasmatic)
22/01/2027 - Jyväskylä (FI), Lutakko (King Satan supports Ruoska)
12/03/2027 - Tampere (FI), Vastavirta (special guest: The Ghoulstars; support: Danger Håt)
13/03/2027 - Helsinki (FI), On The Rocks (special guest: The Ghoulstars; support: Danger Håt)

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