Swedish Psych Rockers, NEPAL DEATH, Release New Single 'She Demon'

The Musical Collective of Nepal Death ­now unleash their latest sonic story upon the world. "She Demon (The Exorcism of the ­Rakshasi)" will take you on a mind-­bending trip spanning over nine ­glorious minutes.

The song echoes the rhythms of The Rolling Stones' ­"Sympathy for the Devil" and the vibes of Primal Scream’s "Movin' on Up". Feel the trippy seventies, featuring psychedelic guitars, infectious basslines, drum grooves, magical flute melodies, bells, singing bowls and massive choirs. The lyrics draw inspiration from Hindu legends of the Rakshasi-demons wielding supernatural powers for evil acts. Picture fierce beings with flaming red eyes and hair, savoring the scent of human flesh.

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"Embark on a cosmic odyssey with 'She Demon' - Our tribute to '70s psychedelia, blending the eerie with the energetic. Picture fierce Rakshasi demons and join us in this nine-minute sonic journey featuring amazing guest artists. It's more than a song; it's a direct line to the cosmic vibrations of fierce demons!" - says the band.

She Demon is written and performed by Nepal Death, ­featuring guest ­artists Pontus Torstensson ­(Exorcist GBG/Tentakel), Lisa Isaksson (Second Oracle/Me And My Kites), and Anders Kjellberg (Fontän/Tross).

­Recorded at Studio Katakomb, Kali Kitchen Studios and ­Konrad Tönz Klangwerk.
Released by Kali Psyche Records.
Mixed and mastered by Mikael ­Andersson at Soundport ­Music.
Artwork painted by ­enigmatic ­psychedelic performance artist Zephyr Wycorn

Imagine a transcendent 1972 VW bus speeding down The Hippie Trail. The musical collective of Nepal Death embodies the spirit of free love, peace vibes, and wild music against the enigmatic backdrop of death goddess Kali. Their music invites you to ponder the metamorphosis that awaits beyond the mystical destination of Kathmandu.

For more info:

www.facebook.com/nepaldeath
www.instagram.com/nepaldeath
www.nepaldeath.com

Thanks to Grand Sounds Promotion for the details 

Swedish Psych Rockers NEPAL DEATH Drop Official Music Video For 'Sister Nirvana'

Death, Decadence, and Disco Balls! ­- Nepal Death's "Sister ­Nirvana!" - 1972 Psych rock B-movie Hippie Dance Horror!

Brace yourself for an electrifying journey as the hippie psych rock collective Nepal Death launch their new single and video! A young hippie girl, fueled by her dreams of becoming a dancer, takes a chance and ­ventures to a dance audition, only to find ­herself ensnared by a dangerous death cult, with her dance moves as her only defence.

Watch 'Sister Nirvana' below:

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The music video pays homage to B-movie horror stories from the seventies, featuring ­captivating dance sequences and a gripping storyline. ­Directed by filmmaker Emil Dorbell and penned by Nepal Death's frontman, Anders Hallberg, the video was shot on location in an old strippers' joint featuring real actors and a horde of evil groovy cultists. The song is a pulsating empowering psychedelic rock anthem ­aiming for cosmic dancefloors in all dimensions. Like a ­marriage of the vibes from The Rolling Stones' 'Gimme ­Shelter,' and the aura of up tempo The Soundtrack of Our Lives. The track encapsulates the essence of the early trippy seventies, featuring psych guitars, backward sitars, infectious bass lines and a rhythmic drum groove... All interwoven with massive organ and magical flute melodies.

Nepal Death is like a transcendent 1972 VW bus voyage along The Hippie Trail. This Swedish musical collective is painting a vibrant auditory tapestry reminiscent of the era of free love, all set against the mysterious backdrop of death goddess Kali Ma. Their music beckons listeners to ­c­ontemplate the metamorphosis (or end) that await them beyond the ultimate destination of Kathmandu.

Nepal Death Line-Up:

Cory Berry (Drums)

Anders Hallberg (Vocals)

Felix Pastucha (Organ)

Bosse Pettersson (Guitar)
Pontus Pettersson (Guitar)

Max Söderberg (Bass)

Photo by Emil Dorbell

For more info:

www.facebook.com/nepaldeath
www.instagram.com/nepaldeath
www.nepaldeath.com

Thanks to Grand Sounds Promotions and Nepal Death for all of the details.