Danish progressive metal band KINETIC have returned with a dark, cinematic music video for "Dyson," the second single from their upcoming concept album Liminal, due October 16 via Eclipse Records.
Directed by Marcus H. Levin, the video is an immersive psychological journey through isolation, paranoia, and fractured memory, drawing comparisons to Tool, Deftones, and Pink Floyd.
"At times, the audience is immersed in the central character's distorted perception of reality; at others they observe him from an external perspective," explains keyboardist Marcus H. Levin. "The result is a visual journey that blurs the line between reality and perception."
Liminal is a 106-minute conceptual album inspired by the Kardashev Scale, the theoretical framework measuring a civilization's technological advancement by the energy it harnesses. It was produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Frederik Uglebjerg (Galge, MØL, Trold, Isbjörg).
Tracklist:
01. Beginnings
02. Evolution
03. New Frontiers
04. Type 0.75
05. Fermi
06. Progress to One
07. Dyson
08. Journey to the Stars
09. Digital Mind
10. 2 to Five
11. Omega
Watch "Dyson": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v%3Duulj5xQMHaE
Pre-save/pre-order Liminal: https://ffm.to/kntlmn
KINETIC is René Hougaard (vocals), David Thing (guitar), Christian Filskov Heitmann (bass), Marcus H. Levin (synth), and Rune Görlitz (drums).
