EKTOMORF Unleash Music Video for ‘Dear God’ from Their New Album ‘Heretic’
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Hungarian groove metal titans EKTOMORF erupt once again with the release of their powerful new music video for ‘Dear God’, taken from their freshly unleashed album ‘Heretic’, out now. With over two decades of relentless energy and conviction behind them, the band continues to carve their own path through the metal landscape — fusing aggression, emotion, and authenticity into a sound that’s instantly recognizable and undeniably their own. ‘Dear God’ stands as one of the most visceral and emotionally charged moments on ‘Heretic’, delivering a message that is as thought-provoking as it is punishing.
The track dives deep into themes of faith, hypocrisy, and the internal conflicts that come with questioning belief and suffering. Musically, ‘Dear God’ is pure EKTOMORF — razor-sharp riffs, thunderous grooves, and frontman Zoltán Farkas’ unmistakable roar commanding every second with fiery conviction. It’s a track that encapsulates the band’s balance between primal heaviness and raw, human emotion, showcasing why they’ve remained one of Europe’s most enduring metal forces.
Visually, the ‘Dear God’ music video channels the same intensity as the song itself. Gritty, dark, and atmospheric, it captures the unfiltered passion that has defined EKTOMORF’s legacy — from their earliest days to the crushing present. Every frame exudes tension and fury, reinforcing the song’s message and the band’s unbreakable connection to their roots.
With ‘Heretic’, EKTOMORF enter a new era of defiance and self-reflection. The album stands as both a continuation and an evolution — a testament to the band’s refusal to compromise and their enduring ability to craft metal that hits straight to the soul. ‘Dear God’ is not just a song — it’s a statement, a reckoning, and a reminder that EKTOMORF are still as fierce, relevant, and fearless as ever.
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