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This past October, metal legends Arch Enemy returned with their first new song in four years: "Deceiver, Deceiver". Today (December 9th), the band has launched another standalone single, mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen: "House Of Mirrors" – which debuted yesterday on SiriusXM's Liquid Metal with Jose Mangin! Stream "House Of Mirrors" now worldwide; the new video (directed by Grupa13) for the track is set to premiere at 18:00 CET today HERE.
Guitarist Michael Amott comments: "Musically, this is an idea that has been bouncing around in my head for a while, and finally it got finished. It all started with the guitar motif that kicks off the track, which naturally leads to the galloping 80's-metal feel of the verses. As is always the case with us, we had quite a few different arrangements and demos of this song until it was, dare I say, fckn perfect!"
Front-woman Alissa White-Gluz adds: "'House of Mirrors' is a song that twists its way into the human psyche. I wrote the lyrics during a dark time of strict, dystopian lockdown, and I think people will be able to relate to that feeling of being totally alone – but never truly alone – when you are surrounded only by past and future versions of yourself as company."
Arch Enemy line-up:
Alissa White-Gluz - Vocals
Michael Amott - Guitars
Jeff Loomis - Guitars
Sharlee D'Angelo - Bass
Daniel Erlandsson - Drums
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