Featuring guest appearances from Tomas Haake of Meshuggah, former Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo, a new nightmarish vision urban disorder is on the horizon from Imperial Triumphant. Painted in monolithic cityscapes as dark as any of their Extreme or Black Metal brethren, “Goldstar” offers nine fresh cuts of hyper complex Jazz infused Metal. A music video
After their last seemingly standalone single “Eye Of Mars” earned them 55k of YouTube streams alone in the first 7 days, the question is can Imperial Triumphant repeat the feat? The Century Media signings have shared a music video directed by bassist Steve Blanco for one called “Hotel Sphinx” in their daring attempt. Curiously enough
It seems that the events of “Vile Luxury (Redux 1924)” have given Avant-garde Black Metal masters Imperial Triumphant the opportunity to put the final touches on some new material with “Eye Of Mars” premiering via label home Century Media. As he did with “Swarming Opulence”, a music video directed by Brandon McGowan at Unholy Roman accompanies
Avant-garde Black Metal of the highest order is on offer in the form of the freshly remixed and remastered version of “Vile Luxury” by Imperial Triumphant which has arrived alongside a music video for “Lower World” with us via label home Century Media. Overseen by Colin Marston (Krallice, Gorguts) and with the suffix “(Redux 1924)”,
Overseen by Colin Marston (Krallice, Gorguts) a remixed and remastered version of “Vile Luxury” by Imperial Triumphant will be arriving with us via label home Century Media on 3rd May. The addition of the suffix “(Redux 1924)” to its title will keep it separate from the original with the avant-garde Black Metal trio offering up “Cosmopolis” as
Arguably the album which took Avant-garde Kings Imperial Triumphant to Century Media, 2018’s “Vile Luxury” has been remixed and remastered by longtime contributor Colin Marston (Krallice, Gorguts). Set for a 3rd May release via the label it has been rebranded with the suffix “(Redux 1924)” while a video clip directed by Brandon McGowan at Unholy
The fifth and final chapter of their cover series finds New York Avant-garde masters Imperial Triumphant inflict damage with their take on “Nefertiti” by Wayne Shorter. How long can it be before the collection appears on vinyl? The queen of the 18th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, the great royal wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten decrees it!
Continuing a series of… shall we say eclectic(?) covers from Avant-garde Metal trio Imperial Triumphant which has already seen them let fly renditions of “Paranoid Android” by Radiohead, “A Night In Tunisia” by Dizzy Gillespie and “Jacob’s Ladder” by Rush, “Motorbreath” by Metallica has entered the room. While a covers album hasn’t as yet been announced, the
The third in a run of Avant-garde covers from Imperial Triumphant finds them taking on “Jacob’s Ladder“ by Rush. That follows renditions of “Paranoid Android” by Radiohead and “A Night In Tunisia“ by Dizzy Gillespie as they build their repertoire in opulent Black Metal to reflect the sounds of New York City as they hear
There are tour stories and then there is this tale from a run that saw Avant-Garde masters Imperial Triumphant in Serbia. We’ll give you no more spoilers except to say that this one was filmed outside the Bottom Lounge in Chicago Illinois during a run in support of their current album “Spirit of Ecstasy” which
