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ZATOKREV: 'Goddamn Lights' Video Released

July 26, 2012

"Goddamn Lights", the new video from Swiss extreme metallers ZATOKREV, can be seen below. The song comes off the band's new album, "The Bat, The Wheel And A Long Road To Nowhere", which will be released on August 13. The CD was recorded with Serge Morattel at the Rec Studio in Geneva, where many albums from bands like KNUT, SHORA and IMPURE WILHELMINA were previously produced.

"The Bat, The Wheel And A Long Road To Nowhere" was mixed, mastered and co-produced by Raphaël Bovey, also known as the drummer of the band KRUGER.

According to a press release, ZATOKREV's new album contains elements from sludge, stoner, black metal, prog metal, psychedelic rock, post-hardcore and shows more dynamics in songwriting, instrumentation and a stronger variety of vocals."

ZATOKREV, hailing from Basel, was founded by Silvio Spadino (drums),Marco Grementieri (bass/samples) and Frederyk Rotter (guitar/vocals) in April 2002 "to deliver a heavy load of dragging metal," according to a press release.

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