Czech post hardcore actExit Empire have revealed a video for the track 'Forging My Crown'. The song comes of their self titled album, which is available on bandcamp and all major music services. Read our review for that album here. The deluxe edition contains two acoustic bonuses. For these song, two other videos have been released (see below).

Frontman Rafael Eimut shares his thoughts: "With this song, we wanted to express the duality of emotions you experience when creating something. Whether it's art, music or starting a business. You must be strong to follow your passion and vision, but at the same time, you are extremely vulnerable and basically hard to live with."

"So we wanted to give something back to our friends and fans who support us in our own journey of creating music," says the director, Exit Empire's own guitarist Timmy Ruzicka. "We invited them to a party in our rehearsal room, grabbed a camera and just shot the whole thing unscripted. The result is a very authentic video with a positive vibe, the one we've been gaining strength from because of these people. Now we hope it will give strength back to our listeners and viewers."

The Deluxe Edition of the debut album is out now.
FREE DOWNLOAD: https://exitempire.com/download
Buy a signed hard copy: https://exitempire.com/shop
iTunes, Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/ExitEmpire-iTunes
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/ExitEmpire-Spotify
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/ExitEmpire-GooglePla
Amazon: http://smarturl.it/ExitEmpire-AmznDelux
BandCamp: https://exitempire.bandcamp.com

Audio & Video Production by Exit Empire Studios: https://exitempire.com/studios
Directed & Edited by Timmy Ruzicka Camera: Timmy Ruzicka, Bronislav Novak

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After the highly acclaimed 'Collaborations 1' album by Stratosphere (read all about that one here), Ronald Mariën invited two collaborators to form a brand new band. Ronald (Stratosphere) takes care of the guitar drones, Gert De Meester (Distant Fires Burning) handles the bass and Serge Timmers (Misantronics) is responsible for the electronics and percussion. 
The trio, named Synchyse, experiments with drone, ambient, trip hop and post rock. This first track, titled 'Aldo', is the result of the first few  improvisations and rehearsals, recorded in July 2018 and mastered by Ronald. The band is currently working on a debut album and practicing for a concert at JazzBlazzt in Neeritter (NL) on 20 October (info)