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    ANKOR announce new mini-album, I SEE RED, and share single, ITACHI · blood moon


    ANKOR have announced a new mini-album, I SEE RED, alongside which they’ve dropped the single, ITACHI · blood moon.

    The Catalonia-based alt-metallers will drop their new project on November 20. Each single is inspired by the lore of prominent villains in the Naruto manga and anime series.

    “‘I SEE RED is a journey through pain, power, sacrifice, betrayal, loss and obsession. Each song tells the story of someone who was shaped by the world around them and by the choices they made when everything they believed in began to fall apart,” says vocalist Jesse Williams.

    “Some sought peace. Some sought power. Some sacrificed everything for the people they loved. Others let hatred consume what was left of them. But none of them were born monsters. The world made them.

    “And sometimes, when pain becomes the only thing you know, becoming the monster is easier than becoming the victim.

    “Six names. Six paths. One color. I See Red.”

    The first single to arrive is the dance-inspired ITACHI · blood moon – check it out below:

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