Belfast, Northern Ireland – Rising deathcore force INDOMINUS have officially unleashed their devastating new single “Black Lake,” available now on all major streaming platforms.
Delivering a savage blend of deathcore and death metal, “Black Lake” marks a defining moment for the band as they continue evolving into a heavier, darker, and more aggressive force. Packed with crushing riffs, punishing vocals, and an emotionally charged atmosphere, the track proves INDOMINUS are not pulling any punches.
Formed in early 2016, the Belfast-based band quickly made waves after signing with Roxx Records for the release of their debut EP Legion Within. Since then, they’ve built a reputation through relentless live performances and hard-hitting releases, sharing stages with heavyweights such as Suffocation, Marduk, Vader, and Misery Index.
Speaking on the new single, the band states:
“We are excited for you to listen to our latest single release ‘Black Lake’. This single is a simple statement: We are here, and we are pissed off! ‘Black Lake’ dives into the weight we all carry. The pressure, the burnout and stress we all go through. The lake becomes the place where fear and the darker parts of life try to pull us under. This song is about confronting that pull, naming it, and refusing to drown.”
Produced, mixed, and mastered by JSR Audio, “Black Lake” captures both raw aggression and razor-sharp clarity, driving the song’s message home with maximum impact.
Fans of Despised Icon, Spite, and Fit For An Autopsy should take notice. INDOMINUS are leveling up fast and hitting harder than ever.
Stream “Black Lake” now:
https://earache.lnk.to/BlackLake
Management:
Dethroner Agency
Turn it up and stay heavy.
Connect:
https://www.facebook.com/IndominusNI
https://www.instagram.com/indominusni
https://indominus.bandcamp.com
Contact: Loganmckee97@gmail.com
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