The D.O.O.D. Unveil “The Pentacostal” Single Off Upcoming ‘Dissonance’ LP

Getting closer to the release of their upcoming Dissonance LP, The D.O.O.D. are proud to present band’s newest blood-freezing single. “The Pentecostal” is a conceptual symbiosis between The Crow and the XVIII century goth-literature. “We basically just shouted out random ideas. And a story stuck about a person who gets introduced into the life of an extreme Pentecostal church and their beliefs,” explain the band.

“The protagonist eventually begins to feel he doesn’t agree or believe anything….” A thriller-type-of-story leads the principal character getting possessed and rising up the dead. “While writing for such an imaginative kind of horror movie, we kept in our minds that the music should reflect that feeling. At least to us. We hope that comes across to the fans as well,” stresses the band.

Following the success of “Chaos For The Fly” and “Subterfuge,” the D.O.O.D. is proud to incorporate the principally new model of record-release machinery in what they’re doing. “Full album releases in this age tend to not get as much traction as they would if instead of releasing full albums, we give the audience one song at a time,” explains the team of Self-Made Records.

This was the effective strategy that brought Metallica to sell 17,3 million copies of the iconic Black Album, which has been chosen as one of the most effective strategies in the ever-changing era of digital releases. “We want our artists to be able to reach as many listeners as possible. This seems to be an effective approach,” stress the team of the record-label. Partnering with Earache Digital Distribution, Self-Made Records would present the new single from The D.O.O.D. every month until the final release of Dissonance LP this August. Subscribe to The D.O.O.D. HERE to get the advanced album on pre-order!

The D.O.O.D. “The Pentacostal” single artwork