HERUKA: first single unveiled and “Memorie” details

New album “Memorie” by Italian Black Metal band HERUKA will be out on 24th May, 2022. Once again, band’s third full length will be published by Rude Awakening Records, which already took care of the most recent Heruka’s releases.


“Memorie” sees a full return to Italian language lyrics with a tracklist of ten songs exploring death themes. The cover is an homage to the painter Salvator Rosa, with a detail of one of his works, “La Fragilità Umana” (17th century).

The first available single is “Presagi”, including a lyric video by Sandro Di Girolamo:



Complete “Memorie” tracklist and cover:

1. Inno

2. Presagi

3. Ad un Passo

4. Memorie

5. Indarno

6. Vegetale

7. Inutile Attesa

8. Anossia

9. Criogenesi

10. Passacaglia



More previews will be available soon and the physical release will be limited to 300 digipack copies worldwide.

Heruka is:

Nekrom: vocals

Adranor: guitar

Moha: guitar

Nemuri Shi: drums

Cruz: bass

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