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Volbeat Premiere “In The Barn Of The Goat Giving Birth To Satan’s Spawn In A Dying World Of Doom” Video

Volbeat have shared an official video for their new track “In The Barn Of The Goat Giving Birth To Satan’s Spawn In A Dying World Of Doom.” That song will appear on their new album “God Of Angels Trust,” which is set to be released on June 6. Frontman Michael Poulsen said the following:

“I had so much fun writing these lyrics. It’s about the outcasts and fallen angels of God — all the angels that were cast out of Heaven. And I’m being told to collect them in this big wagon and bring them to a barn. There’s a ritual going on where the fallen angels are being sacrificed to Satan’s spawn to create soldiers for a new dark kingdom. So, instead of inviting my lady out to go to the cinema, I say, ‘I have something better. You have to see what’s going on in this barn… we’ve been invited to see the birth of Satan’s spawn and watch the world go down. How about that? I think some people will read the lyrics and go, ‘What’s wrong with this dude?’ But, it’s all for fun. It’s like a silly horror movie. Or is it?”

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PostedApril 4, 2025
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsVolbeat

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