Andreas Kisser participates in "Silent March", Eminence's new single before Sepultura's farewell

Eminence celebrates 30 years on the road with a major release: "Silent March", a single that features one of the last new collaborations with Andreas Kisser before Sepultura's definitive farewell to the stage. The guitarist's participation carries a special symbolism. Like Sepultura, Eminence was born in Belo Horizonte and built a career marked by the strength of Minas Gerais metal, its international presence and the search for recognition outside the most obvious paths of heavy music. "Silent March" also received a music video and features a new solo by Andreas Kisser, reinforcing the connection between two important generations of national metal. The track addresses dark themes, such as corrupted faith, blind obedience and control systems, as explained by Alan Wallace, leader and guitarist of Eminence. The band has performed in countries such as the United States, China, Poland, Suriname and the United Arab Emirates. It also played at important festivals, including Rock in Rio, Summer Breeze Brasil, Knotfest Brasil and Rock al Parque. In total, Eminence has more than 30 international tours. The production of "Silent March" was handled by Tue Madsen, a name linked to the work of bands such as Behemoth, Heaven Shall Burn and Meshuggah. The partnership with Eminence already comes from other albums, such as "The God of All Mistakes", "The Stalker", "Minds Apart" and "Dark Echoes". With the participation of Andreas Kisser, "Silent March" becomes more than a new single: it is a historic meeting between artists who helped keep Brazilian metal strong, relevant and respected inside and outside the country.