Japanese trailblazers Heaven In Her Arms announce their fourth album The End of Purification and release lead single The Moon That Falls Only Here with accompanying music video. A veritable epic, spanning nearly six minutes, the band say the track is “Our response to classic melancholic masterpieces. Contrasting a lush, strikingly beautiful chorus, the middle section plunges into what might be the heaviest, most crushing moment on the record.”
Heaven In Her Arms are one of the defining forces in Japan’s underground heavy-music landscape. Formed in Tokyo and built around the volatile interplay of three guitars, the band have spent nearly two decades making music that refuses easy categories: emotionally unguarded, architecturally expansive and capable of moving from violent abrasion to sudden, disarming beauty within a single song.
