Finnish psychedelic metal band Oranssi Pazuzu has released “Muuntautuja”, the first single from what will be his next album.
This new preview, whose name would translate into “El Cambiaformas”, begins with an electronic atmosphere that moves away from metal, but anticipates the heavy explosion that enhances the song. According to Brooklyn Veganthe band claims that it was inspired by Portishead, My Bloody Valentine and Death Grips, among many others. “After three years of simmering and illuminating space-time experimentation, please receive Muuntautuja – El Cambiaformas, a new song from our fourth album,” they explain. Oranssi Pazuzu on his Instagram profile. “Let it open your skull towards the void and guide you towards the intoxicating state of transformation,” she concludes.
Those of Finland have confirmed that they will release their new album, of which “Muuntautuja” is a part, in October through the label Nuclear Blast, although, at the moment, no further details about the premiere are known. The announcement comes after more than three years without releases, since it follows the 2020 premiere of “Mestarin Kynsi”.
This announcement comes at a time of splendor Oranssi Pazuzu on the stages. The Finns are still waiting for the festival Sideways on June 14 and Provinssi on June 29 in his native territory. They will also pass through Iceland's Ascension Festival on July 5 and for him Amplifest de Portugal from November 9 to 10.
In addition, starting in November, the Finnish group will star in a European tour with guests. The first half, which will pass Netherlands, Germany, Belgium and France, among many other countries, will feature Sólstafir and Hamferð. In the second half, with which they will go through Spainwill be part of the poster of the Nordic Descent Tour with the Icelanders Sólstafir and the Swedes Helga. Oranssi Pazuzu They will go on stages France, Italy, Germany and Austria, among others. In addition, they will perform on the peninsula on November 29 at the Sala Totem in Pamplona, on November 30 at the Sala Mon in Madrid and on December 1 at the Razzmatazz 2 in Barcelona. You can get tickets at this same link.
