STILL DUSK

STILL DUSK have released a new video ‘Insidious’ taken from their upcoming “Chronicles of Dystopia” album, set to be released on June 11th.

Still Dusk was formed in December, 2018 by the previous guitarist of the band, Nafsika Kardomatea and they started their live appearances in Athens the following year. After a lot of changes in the main line-up and a pause due to COVID-19 pandemic, Yannis Kemenides joined the band.

They recorded their first EP in January 2023 and it was out the next month. The EP gained recognition in the Greek underground scene and also in the international music community, receiving excellent reviews from web magazines like Music Arena GH.

And on June 11 they will release their first full length album “Chronicles of Dystopia” via Dutch label Rock Company!

Check out the video for the single “Insidious” that was released on May 9!

Tracklist

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Born To Believe
Into Fractions
Eigengrau
Disobedience
Black Water
Midnight Run
Insidious
Sugar

Recorded at Made in Hell Studio by David Prudent
Mixing and Mastering in Sound abuse productions by Psychon Nyne
Cover Artwork by Ina Damianidou

Line up
Ina Damianidou – Vocals
John Kemenides- Guitars/Backingvocals
Konstantinos Stavrou- Bass/BackingVocals
Yannis Tarasis- Drums

Website: https://stillduskofficialg.wixsite.com/stilldusk
Bandcamp: https://stilldusk.bandcamp.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stillduskofficial
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stillduskofficial
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@StillDuskofficialchannel

STILL DUSK have released a new lyric video ‘Sugar’ taken from their upcoming “Chronicles Of Dystopia” album.

Still Dusk’s new song, “Sugar”, explores the modern addictions that define us and keep us stuck. With an intense and revealing lyric, the track addresses the way we lose our true identity as we fall prey to image, acceptance and constant validation. The addiction is not limited to substances or material goods but extends to patterns of behaviour, people and even social media, where we seek to project an ideal self. We show that we are well, while often being emotionally unstable and lonely.

Still Dusk captures our age’s obsession with “perfection,” the deep need to be liked, and the obsession with creating superficial relationships that conform to social norms. “Sugar” challenges each listener to ask themselves if they truly feel alive in a world where everyone is struggling to survive. The song is a strong critique of the culture of compromise and manipulation of human relationships, urging us to ask ourselves if we really want to continue living in a reality that is full of lies. It is an anthem against addictions which can arise from anywhere but the bottom line is that people end up there thinking they will forget.