Black Nazareth: Name from nickname of hometown!

The name Black Nazareth comes from the nickname of their hometown Schiedam. Distilled from these grounds, these four rock- veterans will bring to you their new band. Black Nazareth stands for a hard workin’, hard partying, and hard rock n rolling pack of dogs soon to crank you speakers with some powerful, melodic, dynamic and pounding heavy tracks to fill your days, and most of all: your nights

Dutch rockers Black Nazareth give us another taste of their self-titled album, Black Nazareth, with their third video, Cold As Stone

The full-length album was released on July 8th, 2022 via Wormholedeath worldwide.

The band speaking about the song, said: «The song is about a dark side of life. We feel cornered and don’t see the light. Struggling day by day with who you are. Depression»

«It depicts the burden of what depression brings along. I wrote these lyrics because one of my closest friends is struggling with depression for over 9 years now (and maybe even much longer). In these years he has been from days where he would stay in bed all day to days where he would attempt suicide, using drugs, and drown himself in booze. He wanted to see the good things in life and make the best of it, but every time when he tried to turn the page in his life something happened that threw him right back into the darkness». The track Drops Of Sorrow,

«It is written from a first-person perspective and I used terms like how the body is deteriorating as a figure of speech to show how heavy it is to cope with depression. In the second verse, I’m depiction a scene where I’m lost and I just can’t find the way out of all this mess. And in the choruses, I’m asking the mother to help, as your mother is the person who made you and put you in this world ».

After releasing all of the songs as singles, the band felt it was time to gather all of the singles into a mini album, along with a previously unreleased song.

Black Nazareth are:

Daniël De Jongh – Vocals

Martijn Spierenburg – Keys and programming

Menno Gootjes – Guitar

Henry McIlveen – Bass

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