ZEAL & ARDOR isn’t just a band; it’s a living and breathing entity. Like any sentient being, it consumes, evolves, and transforms from one season to the next. It has only sharpened its claws, lengthened its teeth, and steeled its nerves over the years, growing more undeniable and unpredictable in the process.
The band dropped its fourth album, the self-produced GREIF, on August 23 and have unveiled their music video for “Kilonova,” which plays out like a short film against the backdrop of the song’s tension.
“A ‘Kilonova’ is when two supernovas collide,” band leader Manguel Gagneux states. “It’s the type of grandeur I’m after.”
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