The official music video for " As I Breathe," a track from E L E I N E's album " Dancing In Hell," showcases the band's signature symphonic metal style. The video, filmed at the Old Sugar Factory in Sweden, features powerful themes of struggle and resilience. Fans can access the single on various digital platforms and explore official merchandise through the band's website.
The official music video for " E C H O E S," from E L E I N E's album " U N T I L T H E E N D," explores themes of mental oppression and the struggle against dogma. The song reflects on the challenges of feeling trapped by ingrained beliefs and the internal battles that ensue. Produced by Rikard Ekberg, the video showcases the band's symphonic metal style and is available on various streaming platforms.
The official music video for " Memoriam" by E L E I N E, from their album " Dancing In Hell," showcases the band's symphonic metal style. Set to release on November 27, 2020, the video highlights themes of resilience and remembrance. Fans can access the single on various platforms and explore merchandise through the band's official website. The video is produced by Rikard Ekberg and Madeleine Liljestam.
The official music video for " B R E A K T A K E L I V E" by E L E I N E showcases the band's latest single from their album " U N T I L T H E E N D." The song addresses the theme of living authentically and resisting societal pressures. The video, produced by Rikard Ekberg and Madeleine Liljestam, features striking visuals and collaborations with various artists and local businesses. Fans can explore more through E L E I N E's official website and social media channels.
Swedish metal band E L E I N E has released their new single " All Shall Burn ( Acoustic)" as part of their upcoming acoustic E P " Acoustic In Hell," set to launch on October 14, 2022. The band will embark on a seven week tour as special guests to Sonata Arctica, performing across various European cities. Pre orders for their music and merchandise are currently available online.
