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PREHISTORIA Release 'Everlasting Legacy' Single/Video

Published: January 31, 2025

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FFO: Blind Guardian, Persuader, Iced Earth, Manticora

Gino Alache

Gino Alache

Music Journalist & Editor of Rockum

U.S. Traditional Heavy Metal quintet, Prehistoria, have released a lyric video for "Everlasting Legacy," the second single from forthcoming album, Cryptic Halo.

Prehistoria had this to say about Cryptic Halo:

"We are thrilled to announce the completion of our debut album, Cryptic Halo. This project has been a true labor of love, forged through countless hours of passion, dedication, and focused effort. Rooted in traditional heavy metal, Cryptic Halo weaves in elements of power, thrash, and black metal to create a sound that’s both classic and dynamic. Crafted by devoted fans of heavy metal, for heavy metal fans, it stands as a celebration of the genre we hold so dear. It’s been a challenging yet rewarding journey, and we can’t wait to share this milestone with you as we prepare for its release."

FFO: Blind Guardian, Persuader, Iced Earth, Manticora

Track Listing:
1. Futile Invocation of Cosmic Acknowledgement
2. Rise
3. Salvation Denied
4. Obsidian Gateways [Video]
5. Everlasting Legacy
6. Paradise Lost
7. Crown of the Resolute
8. Crucible of Shadows
9. Dreamchaser

Prehistoria is a traditional heavy metal band hailing from the American Midwest, combining the raw power of classic metal with influences from power, thrash, and black metal. Their sound is steeped in the genre’s roots, delivering crushing riffs and soaring melodies with a sharp, modern edge that feels both familiar and new.

Cryptic Halo Credits:
All songs (except "Futle Invocation...") written and performed by Prehistoria.
"Futile Invocation of Cosmic Acknowledgement" written and produced by Dan Wagoner.
Lyrics by Alonso Donoso.
Produced, tracked, and engineered by Dan Wagoner.
Drums recorded by Joe Viers at Sonic Lounge Studios.
Additional guitars recorded by Ethan Vawter.
Bass recorded by Ian Bender.
Mixed and mastered by Simone Mularoni at Domination Studio.
Album art by Adam Burke.
Logo design by Chris Hurst.
Additional design by Alonso Donoso and Ian Bender.
Photography by Austin White.

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