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Orbit Culture shares video for ‘Bloodhound’ from new album ‘Death Above Life’

Greg Maki

Swedish metal band Orbit Culture has released a music video for “Bloodhound” from its new album “Death Above Life,” out now via Century Media Records. Get the album here, and watch the nightmarish, horror movie-influenced video, shot by the band’s longtime partner Riivata Visuals, below.

“‘Bloodhound’ is probably the angriest song we’ve written to date,” the band said. “We’ve always been somewhat reluctant to use explicit language in our music—maybe out of habit, maybe out of respect, we honestly don’t know. But when that opening riff came to life, it just had this raw, primal energy that demanded something more. The song sounded furious from the start, and to match that intensity, we knew it was time to break our own rules and let the anger speak freely.

“The lyrics came together faster than almost anything we’ve done before. It was like this outburst—a childlike hammering of aggression onto the page. Usually, we try to keep ourselves in check, to polish things a bit. But this track is the 1 percent of the time where we didn’t. Where we couldn’t.

“‘Bloodhound’ is about anger—at people, at situations, at an industry that often exploits the very people trying to make it within it. It’s about the cycle of revenge, the moments of acceptance, and then the anger flaring up again because nothing really changes. This song is about reclaiming your voice, your power, your worth. It’s about calling out the bloodsuckers, the manipulators—and making sure they don’t get to take from you anymore.”


“Death Above Life” track listing:

“Inferna”
“Bloodhound”
“Inside the Waves”
“The Tales of War”
“Hydra”
“Nerve”
“Death Above Life”
“The Storm”
“Neural Collapse”
“The Path I Walk”

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