QUEENSRŸCHE has launched a completely AI-generated video for the track “Tormentum”, taken from the band’s newest album, 2022’s “Digital Noise Alliance”. The clip was directed by Above The Void and might be seen under.

QUEENSRŸCHE feedback on the track and idea of the video: “Driving straight into the horrors of crimes towards humanity and the principles of the Geneva Conference, this storyline depicts two characters: one because the susceptible sufferer in ache, and the opposite because the captor making an attempt to extract info. The refrain leads with the highly effective chant, ‘Lights Once more’, expressing the particular person lastly opening their eyes staring on the interrogation lights above through the lifeless intervals of torture. The eyes return to being closed tightly because the periods start once more. The story finally ends up highlighting this endless cycle of energy, management, and greed.”

QUEENSRŸCHE lately accomplished its 2023 U.S. headlining tour with help from former MEGADETH guitarist Marty Friedman and TRAUMA. On that tour, QUEENSRŸCHE‘s 18-song set included at least 5 songs from the band’s sixteenth studio album, “Digital Noise Alliance”, which got here out final October through Century Media. The report was as soon as once more helmed by Chris “Zeuss” Harris, who beforehand labored with QUEENSRŸCHE on 2015’s “Situation Hüman” and 2019’s “The Verdict” LPs.

Guitarist Mike Stone, who rejoined QUEENSRŸCHE in 2021, contributed guitar solos to the band’s new studio album.

Since late Could 2021, Stone has been dealing with second-guitar duties in QUEENSRŸCHE, which introduced in July 2021 that longtime guitarist Parker Lundgren was exiting the group to deal with “different enterprise ventures.”

Stone initially joined QUEENSRŸCHE for the 2003 album “Tribe” and stayed with the band for six years earlier than leaving the group.

For the previous six years, drummer Casey Grillo has been filling in for authentic QUEENSRŸCHE drummer Scott Rockenfield, who stepped away from the band’s touring actions in early 2017 to spend time along with his younger son.

In October 2021, Rockenfield filed a lawsuit towards guitarist Michael Wilton and bassist Eddie Jackson, alleging, amongst different issues, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary obligation and wrongful discharge. A couple of months later, Wilton and Jackson filed a countersuit towards Rockenfield, accusing him of abandoning his place as a member of the band and misappropriating the group’s belongings to his personal private profit. That dispute is scheduled to go to trial in January 2024.

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