Eisige Venen Explores Lost Love and Hope in Dynamic New Single "Game of Man"
"Game of Man" captures the bittersweet essence of lost hope and love, all while maintaining an upbeat tempo. It reflects the universal struggle of trying to improve ourselves, often in vain. The song also touches on the pain of loving the wrong person, a pain that can cloud our entire outlook on life. Yet, amidst the upbeat rhythm, there’s a deeper message about the importance of self-forgiveness and resilience. The lyrics remind us that despite the setbacks, life goes on, and we have the power to reclaim our happiness. Ultimately, it suggests that letting time heal and allowing those who’ve hurt us to move on might be the best way forward.
Biography
Eisige Venen emerged as a solo metal project initiated by guitarist and keyboardist Marc Williams. The addition of bassist Christopher Brandon and vocalist Curtis Fitzpatrick marked a pivotal moment, solidifying the trio and elevating their sonic landscape. Together, they craft a distinctive form of atmospheric extreme metal that defies traditional genre boundaries. The culmination of their collaborative efforts materialized with the release of Eisige Venen's inaugural full-length album, "Ghosts of Yesterday." The album's success garnered endorsements from notable entities such as Black Harbor Sound, Dirtbag Clothing, and Rattlesnake Cables. Notably, Eisige Venen found a place in the web series "The Sorrow," directed by Neil Gorz, with plans to return for its sequel. Undeterred, the band relentlessly strives to share their unparalleled sound with a broader audience. Fans can anticipate more of Eisige Venen's signature blend of melancholy, raw emotion, and wintry solitude in their forthcoming releases.
EISIGE VENEN is:
Marc Williams - Keys / Guitar
Curtis Fitzpatrick - Vocals
Christopher Brandon - Bass
