Mantar debuts “Cosmic Abortion” video from Metal Blade Records
Mantar has released a new video for their track “Cosmic Abortion,” featured on their latest album, Post Apocalyptic Depression. Following the success of their previous record, Pain Is Forever And This Is The End, which reached #2 on Germany’s Official Top 10 album chart, Mantar decided to take a different approach with their new release. Guitarist/vocalist Hanno Klänhardt expressed their desire to shake things up and stray from the clean production and power displayed in their last album. They aimed to surprise and challenge expectations with Post Apocalyptic Depression.
The response to the new album has been overwhelmingly positive. Rock Hard Germany praised Mantar for painting vivid pictures of grimy underground clubs filled with chaos and aggression. Decibel Magazine commended the album for maintaining the bold energy of its predecessor while tightening compositions and delivering a forceful punch. Metal Injection encouraged listeners to give the album a spin for an adrenaline boost, while Fuze emphasized the authenticity and brutal musicality of Mantar’s sound.
Regarding the track “Cosmic Abortion,” Hanno highlighted its epic intro riff, drawing parallels to bands like Bolt Thrower and Sepultura. The song’s brutal ’90s swagger and captivating hook make it a standout live performance piece. The video for “Cosmic Abortion” captures the raw intensity of Mantar’s music, offering a visual representation of their uncompromising attitude.
In addition to the positive reviews and accolades for Post Apocalyptic Depression, Mantar has been thrilling audiences with their live performances. The band recently embarked on a European tour with Kvelertak, bringing their signature blend of blackened death-punk grooves to the stage. The tour has been met with great enthusiasm from fans, with more dates expected to be announced soon.
Post Apocalyptic Depression is available in various formats, including CD, vinyl, and a limited-edition box set. The album has been praised for its raw and unfiltered approach, capturing the essence of Mantar’s sound. Devolution UK hailed the album as a cure for many musical ailments, showcasing the band’s hunger and energy. Antihero Magazine commended Mantar for delivering an album alive with grit and venom, demanding to be played loud and unfiltered.
As Mantar continues to captivate audiences with their visceral sound and electrifying live performances, Post Apocalyptic Depression stands as a testament to their uncompromising authenticity and musical brutality. The band’s bold approach to songwriting and performance has solidified their place as one of the most exciting acts in the metal scene today.