The Monolith Deathcult release new single 'Isn't She Beautiful' • GRIMM Gent

After the complete failure that was ‘The Demon Who Makes Trophies of Men’, Dutch avant-garde death metal act THE MONOLITH DEATHCULT are -against all better judgment- once again working on new music.

They’ve abandoned the concept of short, trendy, radio-friendly songs and are returning to our roots: large-scale, mind-numbingly dull, pompous trainwrecks featuring semi-intellectual lyrics based on flopped sci-fi B-movies.

The band are now proudly presenting their brand new single and video ‘Isn’t She Beautiful?’, which can now be found HERE. The track is also available on all other digital platforms HERE.

THE MONOLITH DEATHCULT states:

“The Monolith Deathcult is more (and better) than commercial garbage like “Fist of Stalin” 😡. So, we are proud to announce our new single; ‘Isn’t She Beautiful’! This is our first love song to a being that tore open the universe, entered pure chaos and returned. Beautiful, sentient and catastrophically hostile, just how we like our women and interdimensional spacecraft.”

THE MONOLITH DEATHCULT is a blood-chilling super-spectacle and the ominous last sorry chapter in the once-proud musical landscape. Despite being nominated countless times for “the honourable Covid-escape” THE MONOLITH DEATHCULT stays relevant and like the most avanced shape-shifter, it reinvented itself musically countless times.

Their “music” is THE soundtrack of The Great Rese(n)t, a stunning exercise in astonishing musically wrong-headedness. Illogical, tension-free, and filled with colossal cut-rate Pro Tools editing, but it lacks the prurience and unintentional laughs that might make it a guilty pleasure.

What they will built back better is a new artistic empire of shocking embarrassment and unnecessarily. Their message is as blunt and brutal as a lead pipe: We, The Monolith Deathcult, are the new invincible gods.

THE MONOLITH DEATHCULT’s previous smash hits “Fist of Stalin”, “Dawn of the Planet of the Ashes”, “Connect the Goddamn Dots” heading towards 2,000,000 streams on Spotify and the best is yet to come.