Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Swedish heavy rock/doom architects THE SONIC OVERLORDS have returned with a thunderous new digital single, "Calling Demons by Your Name," accompanied by this striking performance music video.
As the world seemingly devolves into chaos, THE SONIC OVERLORDS shine a beacon of hope in the form of a new single, “Calling Demons by Your Name.” An unrelenting steamroller of a track, packed with grit and power, that for a few minutes pulls you away from everyday troubles and into a realm where metal reigns supreme.
The new track pushes the band's signature blend of crushing classic metal and massive melodic hooks into exciting new territory. Guitarist Morgan Zocek explains the vision behind the new anthem:
"The foundation of the song is heavily influenced by Black Sabbath, but the chorus also brings in a touch of Journey through its melodies and harmonies. And that's something I would like to keep experimenting with in the future – blending AOR elements with our doom/classic hard rock sound. I feel like that combination could become something quite unique."
Video filmed by Aurora Brännström, Marcus Zachrisson Rubin
Video edited by Daniel Ramirez
Last Days of Babylon available on CD and colored vinyl:
m-theoryaudio.com
thesonicoverlords.bandcamp.com
facebook.com/Thesonicoverlords
instagram.com/the_sonic_overlords_official
Swedish heavy rock/doom architects THE SONIC OVERLORDS have returned with a thunderous new digital single, "Calling Demons by Your Name," accompanied by this striking performance music video.
As the world seemingly devolves into chaos, THE SONIC OVERLORDS shine a beacon of hope in the form of a new single, “Calling Demons by Your Name.” An unrelenting steamroller of a track, packed with grit and power, that for a few minutes pulls you away from everyday troubles and into a realm where metal reigns supreme.
The new track pushes the band's signature blend of crushing classic metal and massive melodic hooks into exciting new territory. Guitarist Morgan Zocek explains the vision behind the new anthem:
"The foundation of the song is heavily influenced by Black Sabbath, but the chorus also brings in a touch of Journey through its melodies and harmonies. And that's something I would like to keep experimenting with in the future – blending AOR elements with our doom/classic hard rock sound. I feel like that combination could become something quite unique."
Video filmed by Aurora Brännström, Marcus Zachrisson Rubin
Video edited by Daniel Ramirez
Last Days of Babylon available on CD and colored vinyl:
m-theoryaudio.com
thesonicoverlords.bandcamp.com
facebook.com/Thesonicoverlords
instagram.com/the_sonic_overlords_official
