The live video for Scorn 23,11 (Live at Quantic Club) accompanies EUTHYMIA’s new single, available now worldwide through Wormholedeath Records. The progressive doom rock band’s announcement places the song at the intersection of esoteric imagery, philosophy and cosmic horror.
Its conceptual setting is an apocalyptic world in which humanity faces forces that precede it and may survive its disappearance. The accompanying text describes destruction as something that has already occurred, or may always have been present, while the song explores tensions between belief and uncertainty, the sacred and the profane, and order and chaos.
Three principal influences inform that framework. Biblical images of sacrifice, judgement, storm and revelation receive a personal, contemporary interpretation. Friedrich Nietzsche’s reflections on nihilism and the crisis of values contribute to the song’s examination of collapsing certainties. H. P. Lovecraft’s cosmic horror supplies the idea of a universe governed by forces with no necessary moral purpose or interest in humanity.
The announcement presents these references as material that EUTHYMIA transform into a shared language, bringing mythology, philosophy, literature and extreme music together. Within that description, sacred certainty gives way, nihilism becomes a possible means of understanding, and chaos assumes an almost ritual character. The storm functions as a presence, while humanity occupies only a temporary place within something much larger.
The title also leaves room for interpretation. “Scorn” evokes contempt, rejection and distance from an established order; “23,11” serves as an enigmatic coordinate, suggesting a date or code without assigning a definitive meaning. The release text frames the central question as: “What remains when the meanings we have built begin to collapse?” It offers neither a consoling resolution nor a prescribed moral.
Founded in 2022, EUTHYMIA draw on esoteric philosophy, Jungian psychology and metaphysical contemplation. Their songwriting explores connections between personal introspection and the cosmic dimension through dynamic structures, hypnotic atmospheres and emotional depth. The band cite Tool, Alcest and Opeth among their influences.
The announced lineup comprises Vito Tambasco on vocals, Edoardo Di Vietri and Luciano Palladino on guitars, Michael Veneri and Lhello Marra on bass, and Massimo Sammartino on drums.
EUTHYMIA have signed a worldwide agreement with Wormholedeath Records. The announcement describes that deal as groundwork for further releases and international activity across Europe and beyond.
