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The first track, “Santiago,” serves as an optimistic, hopeful homage to Allende’s socialist Chile and other historic left-wing movements. The song is accompanied by a music video directed by Juliette “Antigone,” the band’s live keyboardist, and features a standout saxophone guest appearance by Arnaud Tomasini. In stark contrast, “La Dernière Guerre” offers a much darker, dramatic edge. Taking a harsh look at Western imperialism, the track features emotionally raw violin work, again performed by Antigone. Both tracks are propelled by drummer Dominik Schmid’s intense groove. Originating as a solo screamo project in 2020, Depuis l’Abîme continues to evolve into a thrilling full-band experience.
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