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Below is our complete Vitja news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Vitja Releases "D(e)ad" Video Clip
Vitja released the new video clip for the song "D(e)ad," which you can check out in the player below. The song is lifted from the band's latest album "Digital Love," which is available through Century Media Records.
Check out the clip here:
Vitja Releases New Video
After releasing the song "Scum" shortly before Christmas, Vitja is now presenting "No One As Master No One As Slave" from upcoming album "Digital Love."
This new album is set for release via Century Media Records / People Like You Records on March 3rd, 2017. The video for "No One As Master No One As Slave" was produced by Iconographic and can be seen below.
"Digital Love" was recorded over the course of a year at Sureshot Studios by Daniel Keller and Andreas Vieten and mixed / mastered by Aljoscha Sieg at Pitchback Studios. More...
Vitja Posts "Scum" Lyric Video
Get a first taste from Vitja's upcoming album "Digital Love," which is set for a release on Century Media Records/People Like You Records this coming March 3rd, 2017, by checking out a lyric video for the song "Scum" below.
"Digital Love" was recorded over the course of a year at Sureshot Studios by Daniel Keller and Andreas Vieten and mixed/mastered by Aljoscha Sieg at Pitchback Studios. "Scum" is the first brand new song taken from "Digital Love" and features Sushi and Kevin from Eskimo Callboy as guest vocalists.
"We wrote the songs differently from the past," drummer Daniel Pampuch offers. "Musically and emotionally, we focused on different things than we used to focus on during a writing process. We don't say that the songs are better, but they definitely sound mature. This time we wrote more song-oriented. The whole album is easier to listen to compared to older Vitja albums. So, the listener can pull out more for themselves. The idea was that each song stands on its own, but at the same time we wanted to design an album that works as a unity. For example, with 'Scum' we tried to grab metal by the balls. We wanted to create a hard song with a traditional but fresh and groovy attitude." More...