We Were Made To Love You

Gevot - Der Rebe Elimelekh
Track #3 from new Gevolt's album "AlefBase". 
2011
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Der Rebe Elimelekh

Track #2 Trinken A Bisale Vayn from new Gevolt's album "AlefBase"
2011


Trinken A Bisale Vayn

Track #10 Sheyn Vi Di Levone from Gevolt's new album "AlefBase"
2011

Sheyn Vi Di Levone

Haeredium-L'homme de la Taverne

The Yiddish Metal Pioneers - Gevolt presents a Nu Klezmer Metal single "Khokhotshet".

Band members: Vadim Weinstein - drums, Anton Skorohodov - bass, Vadim Raitses - guitars, Dmitry Lifshitz - Synths, Eva Yefremov - violins, Anatholy Bonder - vocals.
Guest musicians: Gal Klein - clarinet, Vadim Katz - trombone.
Music by Dmitry Lifshitz and Anatholy Bonder.
Lyrics by Anatholy Bonder and Leonid Polonsky.
Yiddish consulting by Leybl Botwinik.
Recorded in "Soundroll" studio (Tel Aviv, Israel)
Produced, engineered, mixed and premastered by Gevolt, 2014-2015

Khokhotshet

“Crown of the Righteous Man” dives into the battle between self-deception and awakening — a heavy, atmospheric metal piece built on grinding guitars, dark cinematic textures, and emotionally charged vocals.
The track blends melodic metalcore, dark ambience, and anthemic breakdowns, pushing a tense story about power, ego, and the masks we wear.

Massive choruses rise out of gritty verses, layered with soaring melodies and harsh vocal edges.
The song builds into a cathartic release — the moment the “crown” starts cracking and the truth underneath breaks through.

If you're into spiritual conflict, psychological tension, and big emotional riffs, this track hits right in that pocket.

Headphones recommended. Turn it up.

Crown of the Righteous Man

a 12- instrumental  track blending the gritty introspection of Alternative Rock with the uncompromising power of Metal.

Concrete Heart

Severed Veins
Life drains away. The slow fade as crimson flows and connections are cut—physically, spiritually, emotionally. A visceral exploration of pain, loss, and the severing of all ties that bind us to this world.
Style: Gothic Symphonic Metal | Deathcore
From the album “Sacred Hymn”

Severed Veins

If Rammstein plays noise-industrial... I think we can get this!