Insidius unveils its second single, “Orgiastic,” taken from the upcoming third album Vulgus Illustrata. A brutal, high‑velocity death‑metal assault, the track fuses razor‑sharp riffs with uncompromising intensity. 

The Polish band Insidius presents its third full-length album, Vulgus Illustrata, set for release on November 7th, 2025, CD/LP Digital via Swedish label Black Lion Records.

Pre-sale / pre-save at https://music.blacklion.nu/VulgusIllustrata

The album is the result of intense collaborative work, merging classic death metal with modern elements—drawing inspiration from genre pioneers while maintaining Insidius’s unique identity. Recorded in 2024 under the guidance of Filip Hałucha at Heinrich House Studio, the band spent countless hours rehearsing and tracking to ensure each of the eight compositions is both relentless and expansive. The songs balance furious, driving riffs with brooding, atmospheric passages, capturing the raw aggression of death metal while weaving in hypnotic depth.

The official video, was directed and produced by Robert Gasperowicz:

“Lyrically, “Orgiastic” is an ode to dialectical materialism, the inescapable law of eat or be eaten. Social norms relating to value are deconstructed and reassembled into a gory orgy to Mammon. Perhaps the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must, but one might as well have some fun in the process.”

Formed in 2012 in Olsztyn, Poland, Insidius has steadily established itself as a formidable force in the death-metal underground. Their previous releases include Shadows of Humanity (2016, self-released) and Infamia (2018, Ermland Production). The band has shared stages with luminaries such as Vader, Marduk, Azarath, Witchmaster, Nervosa, Trauma, Vesania, Grave, and Antigama.

Vulgus Illustrata will be released worldwide on November 7th, 2025. Further details on formats and availability will be revealed in the coming months.

Track list
1. The Perfect Slave
2. Orgiastic
3. A Darkness That Divides
4. Destroy the Priests
5. Censure
6. Doom Accelerator
7. Abyssful of Echoes
8. Forge of Our Hatred

Follow the band
https://www.facebook.com/InsidiusPoland
https://www.instagram.com/insidius_band/

Polish band Insidius presents its third full-length album, Vulgus Illustrata, set for release on November 7th, 2025, CD/LP Digital via Swedish label Black Lion Records.

Pre-sale / pre-save at https://music.blacklion.nu/VulgusIllustrata

The album is the result of intense collaborative work, merging classic death metal with modern elements—drawing inspiration from genre pioneers while maintaining Insidius’s unique identity. Recorded in 2024 under the guidance of Filip Hałucha at Heinrich House Studio, the band spent countless hours rehearsing and tracking to ensure each of the eight compositions is both relentless and expansive. The songs balance furious, driving riffs with brooding, atmospheric passages, capturing the raw aggression of death metal while weaving in hypnotic depth.

The album features appearances that elevate the song’s impact: Piotr “Peter” Wiwczarek (Vader) delivers a crushing vocal cameo, adding epic weight, while Moyses Kolesne (Krisiun) tears through a technically flawless, blazing guitar solo that contrasts perfectly with the track’s punishing backbone.

Formed in 2012 in Olsztyn, Poland, Insidius has steadily established itself as a formidable force in the death-metal underground. Their previous releases include Shadows of Humanity (2016, self-released) and Infamia (2018, Ermland Production). The band has shared stages with luminaries such as Vader, Marduk, Azarath, Witchmaster, Nervosa, Trauma, Vesania, Grave, and Antigama.

Vulgus Illustrata will be released worldwide on November 7th, 2025. Further details on formats and availability will be revealed in the coming months.

Track list
1. The Perfect Slave
2. Orgiastic
3. A Darkness That Divides
4. Destroy the Priests
5. Censure
6. Doom Accelerator
7. Abyssful of Echoes
8. Forge of Our Hatred

Follow the band
https://www.facebook.com/InsidiusPoland
https://www.instagram.com/insidius_band/