Danish metal outfit GROPE release the new single and video “Silver Dust” today – a long-awaited track that has been nearly 30 years in the making. Originally written by guitarist and producer Tue Madsen for what was intended to be the band’s second album, the song remained unfinished for decades, until the band’s return and the arrival of new vocalist Denneren finally provided the missing pieces.
Drawing on the unconventional heaviness of Faith No More and the darker extremity of Autopsy, “Silver Dust” combines crushing, groove-driven riffs, twisted chord progressions and an unexpectedly melodic vocal approach. The result is a track that balances raw aggression with a strong sense of melody, reflecting a band willing to revisit its past without being confined by it.
Lyrically, the song looks back at the reckless years of youth, bad decisions and the often misguided ways of coping with life, with just enough survival instinct to come out the other side and offer a cautionary tale.
Formed in 1994, Grope have spent their career moving between groove metal, alternative rock and darker, more melodic territories. Now reunited with a renewed sense of purpose and a considerably darker outlook, the band are preparing to unleash “Mørkere”, their forthcoming album. Further details, including the album’s release date, will be announced very soon.
With “Silver Dust”, Grope demonstrate that some songs are simply too good to remain unfinished – even if it takes three decades to get them right.
“Silver Dust” is out now and available to stream at all relevant services.
Lineup:
Anders Gyldenøhr – drums
Anders Odgaard Ritman – bass
Denneren Norstrøm Pedersen – guitars, vocals
Tue Madsen – guitars
Digital single:
https://grp.bfan.link/slvrd
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