Dani Filth’s DEVILMENT Drops Official Video For “JudasStein”!

Posted on July 28, 2017 by Michael Juvinall in Heavy Metal // 0 Comments

Extreme metal outfit DEVILMENT, with Dani Filth on vocals have just released the official music video for the track, JudasStein. The song comes off the band’s current masterpiece Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes. Check out the video on the inside!

From The Press Release

Witch County nefarious frights DEVILMENT – led by vehement frontman Dani Filth, release the official music video for the song ‘JudasStein’ today. Watch the sick flick here:

The song comes off the band’s current masterpiece Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes.

More on Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes:
‘Hitchcock Blonde’ music video: https://youtu.be/tQbZ-tQycEY
‘Under The Thunder’ official lyric video: https://youtu.be/B2P-FtGAayw
‘Full Dark, No Stars’ official lyric video: https://youtu.be/oetNQzgscRk
Trailer #1: Lauren and Dani discuss the album’s concept and artwork: https://youtu.be/dSfKj0MGrLk
Alternative track-by-track #1: https://youtu.be/OshJqWXSaac
Alternative track-by-track #2: https://youtu.be/L8yTpjDAIxQ
Halloween Horror Movie trailer: https://youtu.be/BAdSKPyAOXA
Dani on DANZIG: https://youtu.be/kkMfkHcGafQ

Order Devilment II: The Mephisto Waltzes: http://nblast.de/DevilmentMephistoNB

Tracklisting as follows:
Limited Edition CD
1. JudasStein
2. Hitchcock Blonde
3. Under The Thunder
4. Full Dark, No Stars
5. Shine On Sophie Moone
6. Life Is What You Keep From The Reaper
7. Dea Della Morte
8. Entangled In Our Pride
9. Hell At My Back
Bonus tracks:
10.The Seductive Poison
11. Father Dali

Limited Edition Double Gatefold Vinyl
Side A
1. JudasStein
2. Hitchcock Blonde
3. Under The Thunder
Side B
1. Full Dark, No Stars
2. Shine On Sophie Moone
3. Life Is What You Keep From The Reaper
Side C
1. Dea Della Morte
2. Entangled In Our Pride
3. Hell At My Back
Side D (bonus tracks)
1. The Seductive Poison
2. Father Dali

Dani’s crew have meticulously pieced together a second blood-spattered batch of deranged anthems that brings vastly more colour, intensity and lyrical versatility to this band’s spectral palate. The second DEVILMENT record makes no splintered bones about its nefarious intent, offering a bewildering torrent of disparate and demented ideas and delivering them with refined, ultra-gothic panache and several jolting doses of Dani’s trademark verbal subterfuge. Assisted by long-time collaborators Lauren Francis (keys and vocals), Colin Parks (guitar), Nick Johnson (bass) and new drummer Matt Alston, Dani has arrived at the telling moment where DEVILMENT become a genuine force to be reckoned with.