Time And The Hunter - Weapon Pt. I. “The Deep” video
Time and the Hunter, the boundary-pushing collaboration between Enrico Longhin (The Moor) and Niklas Sundin (ex-Dark Tranquillity, Mitochondrial Sun), is excited to unveil the debut album “Weapon Pt. I” - a genre-defying journey through darkwave, ambient, and experimental soundscapes – and an animated music video for “The Deep”, directed by Niklas Sundin.
“Weapon Pt. I” is the result of four years of sonic exploration, blending emotional storytelling with bold production choices. Each track delves into themes of transformation, memory, and inner struggle, crafting a sound that is both intimate and cinematic.
The album follows the release of three singles that introduced different facets of the Time and the Hunter sound:
“Mycelium,” a mystical tale of fear and transformation inspired by Italo Calvino,
“The Great Disturbance,” an intense and layered track marked by crushing guitars and immersive atmosphere,
and “The Following Silence,” featuring a poignant duet with Mikael Stanne (Dark Tranquillity, The Halo Effect), whose lyrical and vocal contribution added emotional depth and resonance.
Coinciding with the album's release, Time and the Hunter presents the official music video for “The Deep,” that you can see at the following location:
It’s a surreal visual journey inspired by the language of children’s books. Illustrated and directed by Niklas Sundin, the animation follows a dreamlike narrative that echoes the lyrical and emotional depth of the track - an odyssey of discovery and symbolic growth.
Enrico Longhin comments: “The Deep was one of the first tracks we completed for the album. It touches on that fragile space between wonder and dread, where transformation happens. Niklas translated this into an incredible visual journey - not just a video, but a moving painting filled with metaphor and emotional depth.”
“Weapon Pt. I” was mixed by Enrico Longhin and mastered by Lawrence Mackrory (Katatonia, Bloodbath, Darkane).
Both “Weapon Pt. I” and “The Deep” are now available worldwide via Inertial Music. Vinyl and CD editions of “Weapon Pt. I” - including black vinyl, transparent vinyl, and digipak CD - are available now.
