Veiled Premiere New Single & Music Video "Hellbound" From Debut Album "SE/CT"

UK-based symphonic deathcore band Veiled are set to release their debut album "SE/CT" today, in anticipation, have unveiled a music video for the album's third single, "Hellbound."

Speaking about the inspiration behind the track, the band shared the following insights:

“The new single, ‘Hellbound,’ unfolds as a haunting journey into the abyss, where shadows of one’s dark side loom larger with each passing day. The protagonist teeters on the precipice, engulfed by a suffocating blackness that clings to their soul. Amidst this chaos, a flicker of hope remains—yet, it grows dimmer with every sunrise, reinforcing the grim realization that they are bound to perish in the very hell they’ve constructed.

The song’s raw, relentless energy mirrors the turmoil within. Hectic rhythms and visceral lyrics encapsulate the desperate yearning for change, battling against the weight of past failures that anchor them in despair. Each note reverberates with the pain of isolation, capturing the overwhelming urge to surrender.

In the accompanying music video, the narrative intensifies. A figure, fraught with desperation, approaches a chilling leader, bearing offerings—tools of violence stained with crimson. Yet, the leader’s disdainful gaze dismisses them as insufficient, casting the seeker into a dark tomb of rejection. Confused and frantic, he grapples with his sense of worth, wrestling with his demons in the suffocating darkness.

Then, in a chilling twist, a knife clatters down beside him, igniting a harrowing revelation: he himself is the ultimate offering. As the blade grazes his skin, a powerful hand seizes it, affirming his grim commitment to the cult. In a haunting ritual, he is reborn, gifted a new face as a sinister mark of acceptance—a chilling transformation that seals his fate within the depths of despair.

Therefore, ‘Hellbound’ captures this descent, blending raw emotion with a cinematic landscape of darkness and desperation, where hope battles against the inevitability of surrender.”