German Heavy Instrumental Project BLACK7 Ignites Anticipation with New Single and Video ‘Wide Eruption’ from Forthcoming Album ‘The 2nd Chapter with SODEH Records.
German heavy instrumental project, BLACK7, has unleashed their latest single and accompanying music video, titled “Wide Eruption,” as a precursor to their upcoming album, “The 2nd Chapter.” Marking their fourth single release, this track takes the band’s sound to its darkest and heaviest depths.
The composition kicks off with a foreboding bass-driven introduction, gradually building momentum until it culminates in a powerful, weighty riff. Towards the song’s apex, BLACK7’s signature symphonic melodies emerge, adding an epic dimension to the sonic journey.
With “Wide Eruption,” the project ventures into uncharted territory. In contrast to their previous three tracks, which leaned more towards melodic elements, this song pivots towards a more rhythmic and emphatically heavy direction, exemplifying their versatility and range.
This final teaser serves as a tantalizing glimpse into the forthcoming album, set to be unleashed on November 17th. Listeners can anticipate a captivating exploration of Lars Totzke’s diverse musical concepts, promising an album that transcends expectations.
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Biography
Black 7 is a solo project by Lars Totzke, a guitarist and songwriter from Hanover. After his first album “Look Inside” was successfully released in 2021, the sequel “2nd Chapter” is scheduled to drop in 2023. Stylistically it is a bit darker besides the melodic songs. Many different moods and styles are fused together again. Heavy
parts alternating with quiet moments creating a wonderful journey to the listener, you will never miss the vocals!
Influenced by bands and artists such as Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Rainbow, Sevendust, Dream Theater, Slipknot and Korn, but also by Satriani, Gary Moore, Al di Meola and Paco de Lucia, Lars Totzke’s music is a unique mixture of its own. This time, too, all instruments have been recorded by Lars himself. A large development in growth can be clearly seen in this second album, from style to composition and structure.
