Eminence prepares heavy release with Andreas Kisser on new single "Silent March"

Eminence announced the release of "Silent March", a new single that arrives this Friday, May 29th, with a special appearance by Andreas Kisser, guitarist from Sepultura.

The track promises to carry the weight and identity that made Andreas one of the most important names in Brazilian and global metal. The release also gains strength as it happens at a symbolic moment, before Sepultura's official farewell.

In addition to being the name of the new single, "Silent March" will also be the title of Eminence's next album, scheduled to be released later this year. The album will be the successor to "Dark Echoes", released in 2021.

The new work was recorded at the traditional AntFarm Studios, in Denmark, and produced in partnership with Tue Madsen, a professional known for work with big names such as Heaven Shall Burn, Meshuggah and Behemoth.

The song also features Charles Moreira, from the band Pense, on drums. The artistic concept of the cover was created by artist Rafael Moco.

According to guitarist Alan Wallace, "Silent March" addresses dark and intense themes, such as corrupted faith, blind obedience and violence transformed into a system. For him, the track doesn't talk about hope, but about what happens when hope is sold, distorted and used as a tool of control.

With 30 years on the road, Eminence continues to reaffirm its strength within national metal. The partnership with Andreas Kisser also reinforces the connection between two generations of metal from Minas Gerais, as Eminence and Sepultura share the same musical cradle in Belo Horizonte.

The release of "Silent March" should draw the attention of Brazilian metal fans, especially for uniting Sepultura's heavy tradition with Eminence's consistent trajectory.