The video is 4th episode in the band’s planned 5 part series to give fans a visual guide to tell the story of their latest EP “The Crucible of Sin”. The trio has previously released videos ‘Prey‘ (Eps. 1), ‘Salvation‘ (Eps. 2) and ‘The Trials of Hercules‘ (Eps. 3). All 5 episodes/music videos in the series were produced and directed by drummer Bas Majzoub (aka Bas von Bismark).
Drummer Bas Majzoub (aka Bas von Bismark) adds:
“Starting with a concept, this two-plus year journey starts reaching an exciting climax in this fourth episode. Seeking revenge, our hero battles his nemesis in a brutal no holds barred sword fight, while his captive wife fights for her life against a beast of a man. The product of a lot of hard work and passion, the ‘Crucible of Sin’ video series is reaching the apex. The response so far has been humbling, and hope our fans, and those new to the band, enjoy episode iv, ‘The Succubus and The Crucible of Sin’, a song dealing with our moral evolution as a species, and general moral relativism.”
What the press is saying:
"From the drop of the first note, AxMinister pull their ax from stone, brandishing it mightily and powerfully as they dish out shredding sharpened riff after sharpened riff. Thrown in to the mix are face melting solos as well as ever present charging drumming as well as very solid very infectious vocals. Each of the five tracks present within this release are woven together well to provide you with a cohesive and well rounded sound that you will have a hard time getting out of your head. With The Crucible Of Sin, AxMinister gift you with five highly addictive and highly entertaining tracks that you keep coming back to." - Cadaver Garden
"The Crucible of Sin is a great thrash/traditional metal album, showing strong influences from Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Slayer and Metallica to full effect." - Hellbound
"an
exciting piece of Thrash Metal. It has a unique touch to it that allows
the EP to be memorable, whilst the guitars make it very enjoyable." -
Noizze UK
"The
stair-step cultural guitar to snare combinations for “The Trials of
Hercules” brings out the Manowar fan in us all – while the speedy double
kick locomotive aspects to closer “Sanctus Equitus Mortis” surely keep
the ears pinned for a closer...It’s clear that you have a solid set of
musicians and keen songwriting abilities – so if you want something a
bit more dramatic and adventurous in your thrash airings, AxMinister
could be that difference maker for you." - Dead Rhetoric
Watch it here:
AxMinister - The Succubus and The Crucible of Sin
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