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Korn, See You On The Other Side

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The Final Revelation of the Dominion Era

As the dust of Dominion of the Damned settles, The Black Cross deliver their final testament — Seven Seals Broken, a five-song reckoning that seals the trilogy in fire, faith, and fury.

Opening with the cataclysmic title track, the single tears open the heavens with thunderous gothic grandeur — the sound of judgment descending upon the world. Black Ark follows as the requiem of the drowned — a doom-laden hymn to rebirth through ruin, echoing across storm and flame.

Then comes The Serpent’s Bride, led by Lilith, where industrial thrash and venomous seduction collide. Her voice cuts through steel and smoke, the sound of power reclaimed from the ashes of heaven. Ashes in the Rain pulls the veil back into haunting beauty — a sorrowful reflection on loss, redemption, and the quiet after destruction.

The cycle ends with My Own Summer (Shove It) — a defiant, sharpened reimagining of the Deftones classic. It’s not just a cover, but a transformation — the last breath before the silence.

Seven Seals Broken stands as the final chapter of prophecy — the breaking point of heaven and the birth of the new age of The Black Cross.

My Own Summer (Shove It) (Deftones Cover)

“Resonance” is a rock album about what stays after the impact – the echoes, the waves, the quiet changes you only notice when everything goes silent. Guitars, melodies and lyrics move between shadow and light, carrying the tension between what hurts and what heals.

Instead of easy answers, the songs leave space: for memory, for faith, for broken patterns that refuse to repeat, for love that insists on remaining. It’s an album to be heard with intention – on a night drive, in headphones, or in that moment when the day finally slows down.

Press play and see what “Resonance” awakens in you.

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