Game Over “Lust For Blood” video (thrash metal)

Game Over releases “Lust For Blood” video

new album “Face The End” out on April 25

Game Over has released a video for “Lust For Blood”, first single taken from the new album “Face The End” to be released on April 25 by Scarlet Records.

Monsters, sinister moonlit foggy atmospheres, spine-chilling vibes, evil and gory splatter scenes: this is a full-fledged tribute to the iconic horror aesthetic of the ’80s. From the campy thrills to the unsettling darkness, every element of this song & video is crafted to evoke the golden age of horror flicks. Yet, beneath the blood-soaked surface and creepy ambiance who is the real monster? The monster itself or those who feel right to destroy them?!

video by Zeb Horsemann

artwork by Mario López

produced by Simone Mularoni at Domination Studio;

cover & artwork by Mario López (Skeletal Remains, Toxik, Vulture);

for fans of Exodus, Testament, Metallica, Cro-Mags, Suicidal Tendencies, Mercyful Fate;

“Face The End” will be released in the following formats:

– jewel case CD

– vinyl LP: 250 marbled red; 100 marbled yellow (mailorder exclusive)

– digital

“Face The End” tracklist:

1 The Final Hour

2 Lust For Blood

3 Neck Breaking Dance

4 Grip Of Time

5 Lost In Disgrace

6 Veil Of Insanity

7 Gateway To Infinity

8 Tempesta

9 Crimson Waves

10 Weaving Fate

Total running time – 32:38

FFO: Exodus, Testament, Metallica, Cro-Mags, Suicidal Tendencies, Mercyful Fate

A new chapter begins for Game Over and their never-ending lust for thrash metal blood: turning into a five-piece act with the entrance of Danny on vocals and Leo on bass, the band aims to take its sound to the next level both in the studio and live.

“Face The End” is an album with a dual soul: a warning about the Western world’s critical state and a call to face challenges that often mark new beginnings.

The Game Over sound has reached new heights with heavier riffs transitioning from blistering fast sections to crushing mid-tempos and catchy breakdowns. Aggressive vocals, anthemic gang choruses, and subtle synths parts create some eerie atmospheres inspired by ’70s and ’80s horror/slasher films, blending sheer intensity with haunting storytelling. This game is not over yet!