VENOM PRISON release “Nemesis”, taken from “Erebos”, out February 4th, 2022

“This song is about the urge to hurt the person who has caused you irreparable harm and has changed your life forever. It deals with having been left to fix the damage done to you all by yourself. This specifically relates to experiencing narcissistic abuse and the trauma resulting from it”,

says the band about their latest song, “Nemesis”, taken from their upcoming album “Erebos”. Like the two clips previously released the video was directed and produced by Thomas Coe-Brooker and can be viewed HERE.

VENOM PRISON further explain:

“Narcissists tend to pick empaths as their victims because they are emotional sponges who can absorb feelings from other people easily and this makes them very attractive to narcissists as these people will fulfil all of their needs in a selfless way. This results in a parasitic relationship. With ‘Nemesis’ we wanted to capture the emotions of aggression, determination and pain in a more traditional Venom Prison manner. Bringing you brutal moments, energetic pace and the head banging assault of heavy metal.”

“Erebos” will be out on February 4th, 2022.

Pre-orders are already up for the following formats:

Ltd. CD Digipak
Gatefold black LP
Digital Album
500 x Gatefold hot pink-black marbled LP at CM Distro Wholesale EU and cmdistro.de
300 x Gatefold red LP at EMP
500 x Gatefold glow in the dark LP directly from the band at venomprison.com

USA:
1000 x Gatefold ivory LP at all Indie outlets
500 x Gatefold emerald green LP at Revolver
500 x Gatefold marigold LP at centurymedia.store
Click HERE for options.

VENOM PRISON has carved an uncompromising space for themselves over the course of two full-length albums, “Animus” (2016) and “Samsara” (2019) with 2020’s “Primeval” reinvigorating the band’s earlier EPs with two newly written tracks added. What began as an explosive collaboration between Russian-born vocalist Larissa Stupar and guitarist Ash Gray (with the lineup rounded out by guitarist Ben Thomas, bassist Mike Jefferies and drummer Joe Bills) has exploded into a force to be reckoned with as vitriolic and outspoken lyrically as they are musically.