Metal/Metalcore Band DISPOSITIONS Release New Single And Video “SACRILEGE”
DISPOSITIONS! Write that down.
A brutal track with powerful video imagery instantly launched this song into my current Spotify rotation, and also our Discovery section here at Rock Lines Magazine.
It’s not often something like this comes across our desk and just stops me in my tracks.
Check out the official press release below, and do yourself a huge favor, watch the video and connect with them via social media.
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE:
Metal/metalcore band DISPOSITIONS released their ground-shaking new single “SACRILEGE” and its music video that is sure to summon your attention. Premiered via Metal Injection, this new track is about how poisonous religion can be while the video depicts a deity that isn’t quite what followers envisioned.
Watch “SACRILEGE”: https://youtu.be/afvtXJvI9Zg
Stream “SACRILEGE”: https://distrokid.com/
“The video shows some religious people summoning their all powerful God to make their lives better. Ultimately their great and wonderful God turns out to be a selfish deity that takes their lives.” – Ethan Massey, guitarist
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO!
Started in 2015, DISPOSITIONS is a metal/metalcore band out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Since forming, they have released their debut EP ‘Dead Era’, a number of singles, and recently a short cover clip of Smash Mouth’s “All Star”. Their most popular single “For You” was released in November of 2019 and has nearly 200K views on YouTube while its unplugged version has garnered over 20K views.
With an engaging and energetic stage presence that can get any moshpit moving, the band has played many high profile shows with bands such as Attila, Upon A Burning Body, and Fit For A King.
With its premiere via Metal Injection, the new single “SACRILEGE” and its eye-opening music video are sure to steer DISPOSITIONS down an exponentially rising road of success, and they are not holding back in the slightest.
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NOTE: This was one of the easiest decisions to add to my Rock Lines Spotify Playlist, and I could not find the add button quick enough.
