To accompany their new single, EXTINCTION ARRIVES, The Antarctican has devoted countless hours and exhausted already meager resources to shoot and produce a live action video, shot entirely on-location, at the apocalypse.
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QRV Artist in News for Award Nomination
The Antarctican has been nominated in two categories for the first ever Extreme Music Awards right in their home (when they’re not rubbing shoulders with penguins), New York’s Capital Region . ABC News Channel 10 has the story:
The nominations are for Best Power Metal Band, and Best Music Video, for “I Is The Lie”. If you haven’t seen the video yet, you can watch here:
It’s Finally Here: Extinction Arrives
This one took a long time for those boys from the southernmost continent to thaw out, but it’s finally available for your ears to nom: Extinction Arrives.
Listen to the single:
New Lyric Video: I Is The Lie
The boys from the land of Wampas and Tauntauns have dropped a new lyric video for their single, I IS THE LIE. Check it out:
New Lyric Video: A New Home
Metal band The Antarctican released a new single today, and a music video to accompany it.
Check out “A New Home”:
Bonus points if you can guess what classic literary work inspired the lyrics!
Plans for a Pro Music Video Foiled
Noah and the Chilly Boys managed to acquire enough aluminum foil and LEDs to realize their dream of creating a music video that perfectly fits the tone of their debut single. As a team of five “adults”, it can be difficult to manage the hurdles that come along with time management, teamwork, and creative collaboration. It’s nice to see that they’re not afraid to poke fun at themselves and have a good time along the way.
Watch and giggle: “Abduction”
The Antarctican Joins QRV
Quadrivalent Records welcomes metal band The Antarctican to its humble roster!
The band hails from Ballston Lake, New York, where they compose groove/power metal, citing influences like Nevermore, Haken, Scar Symmetry, Gojira, Blind Guardian, and Control Denied.
Listen to “Abduction”:
Unofficial Bio:
Actively denying that pandemic boredom spawned a metal band, the members of The Antarctican indulge a fantasy that their project comes from the lethal desolation of that icy continent, a primordial cross-section of unfathomable extra-terrestrial sophistication, mutagenic radioactive reptile droppings, and limitless volcanoes of molten mental magma. What The Antarctican is not, they assure you, is five guys from upstate New York who argue about squirrels a lot.
You can check out the band at their page here at Quadrivalent, or visit them on social media:
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