Among monsters!

he new video clip “Amon” was created by Fernando Melo.

The song is about the lives of many people who do a job that gives them no satisfaction – ‘1 second in Heaven, forever in Hell’, it says in the chorus of “Amon“.

4,3 / 5
“The great thing about this release is that it would certainly appeal to all fans of Folk Metal, but it could also become a fantastic “point of entry” for people who really enjoy other forms of Metal, from Thrash to classic Heavy!”
(Folk N’ Metal)

9 / 10
“INFINITAS is an innovative band that perfectly combines Folk Music with elements of Heavy and Thrash Metal … their albums have a great musical quality!”
(European Folk Metal)

4 / 5
“… if INFINITAS continue on this path, I’m sure the next full-length will be a Folk Metal bomb! I wait impatiently …”
(All Around Metal)

7 / 10
“… very pleasant both for the excellent teamwork and for the powerful performance of the singer Andrea Böll … seduced by the catchy refrain of the title-track, approaches the sound of the band from Muotathal.”
(Mister Folk)

7 / 10
“The medieval concept, which had distinguished the pieces that compose the debut work, is accentuated in this single … the melodic and folky Thrash of the group is stripped from the purely Metal component to leave dreamy semi-acoustic atmospheres … bring us back into the fairy world where Infinitas find their muse in the wonderful singer Andrea Böll.”
(MetalEyes IYE)

“… the right word for title track ‘Skylla’ is delicious. The rhythm, singer Andrea Böll’s voice, additional violins, and everything in ‘Skylla’ is perfect.”
(Metal Addicts)

“INFINITAS demonstrates how creativity has to be with their single ‘Skylla’. If you’ve always liked the folk aspect between your Thrash Metal, you’ll get even more at your expense here …”
(Metal Factory)

“With their first single, INFINITAS show that they can convince without hard riffs … a HAMMER EP! Varied and clean produced.”
(BlattTurbo)

“For me one of the coolest bands of the day … competent musicians, singers with beautiful voices, clever instrumentation and a great ability to write songs with an almost pop footprint, but without forgetting the weight required for an Heavy Metal band … the title song is simply delicious.”
(Whiplash)

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