Italian symphonic metal band Rossometile has served a video for "Geminus" - a song from its latest album, Gehenna, released on 10 May.
The band commented: "This track dives into the concept of 'entanglement', the invisible connection between souls, echoing a harmony that unites us beyond the physical realm. Stripping away our fears and limitations, we can recognize the deep ties that shape our evolution and remind us we're all connected in this vast universe. Through the other, we rediscover ourselves as a connected whole, where 1+1 is not simply 2, but an 11".
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