Acclaimed Norwegian death-pop quintet Blood Command have released their newest single “A Questionable Taste In Friends“, the final taste of their long-awaited new album, Praise Armageddonism, due 1st July via Hassle Records.
Fresh from their run of shows supporting Kvelertak, you can now stream Blood Command’s new single and pre-order Praise Armageddonism here
STREAM: BLOOD COMMAND – “A QUESTIONABLE TASTE IN FRIENDS”
In their own words: “This is a song for anyone who has ever felt like an outcast because of the way they dress or the style of music they are into. It’s for anyone who has ever felt like they’ve been picked on for not fitting in with the rest of the crowd…”
The new single has significant relevance for Blood Command, as new vocalist Nikki Brumen (ex-Pagan) leaves her old life in Australia behind for good, settling in Norway with the rest of the band permanently.
Recorded over three years, and re-recorded with their new vocalist Nikki Brumen (ex-Pagan), Praise Armageddonism is Blood Command at their best yet. A one-of-a-kind proposition, the death-pop group combine blistering riffs, a hardcore attitude, and pop sensibility to create truly scintillating, invigorating music. Previously called ‘one of the world’s best kept secrets’ by Rock Sound, achieved one of the Albums of the Year in Kerrang!, and applauded by Metal Hammer, Blood Command have stepped up even further with their new album, with Nikki Brumen fiercely leading the way.
Blood Command have previously toured with Biffy Clyro, Kvelertak, Rolo Tomassi, and Skindred, following the release of their acclaimed EP Return of the Arsonist, the conceptual successor to 2011’s Hand Us The Alphamale EP. The band have also shared the stage with Refused, Tragedy, Comeback Kid, and Gallows, and have played Download Festival, The Great Escape, 2000trees and Roskilde festivals, among others. Now with celebrated UK label Hassle Records and with Nikki at the front, Blood Command’s power and prestige only rises higher.
