German metal icons Helloween have always been at the forefront of the power metal scene. Renowned for their exceptional records and unforgettable live performances, they continue to push boundaries with their latest album, “Giants & Monsters.” Released through Reigning Phoenix Music (RPM), this highly anticipated album follows their self-titled No.1 record and cements their legendary status in the music industry.
The band’s upcoming “40 Years Anniversary Tour” promises to be a celebration for fans worldwide. With a career-spanning setlist and a brand-new live show, Helloween is set to kick off the tour in Europe this autumn before heading to Asia, North, and Latin America. The tour is a testament to the band’s enduring legacy and their ability to captivate audiences across the globe.
“Giants & Monsters” showcases Helloween’s versatility and energy, making it one of the most dynamic albums in their extensive discography. Accompanying the album release is a 90’s MTV-style music video for the track ‘A Little Is A Little Too Much.’ The video, devoid of AI, transports viewers into a miniature dollhouse, showcasing the band’s playful side and unique sense of humor. Through clever optical illusions, the video captures the essence of Helloween’s music and entertains all the senses.
Lead vocalist Andi Deris sheds light on the inspiration behind the song, sharing a personal anecdote from his teenage years. The track delves into themes of desire, consequences, and the fine line between indulgence and excess. Guitarist Sascha Gerstner, the brain behind the video concept, emphasizes Helloween’s commitment to breaking metal stereotypes and embracing creativity. By blending elements of the past with a modern twist, the band stays true to their rebellious spirit.
With a legacy dating back to the 1980s, Helloween has never shied away from pushing boundaries in the metal genre. From iconic music videos like ‘I Want Out’ to ‘Where The Rain Grows,’ the band has always prioritized authenticity and fun over conformity. The video for ‘A Little Is A Little Too Much’ continues this tradition, bridging the gap between old-school charm and contemporary aesthetics.
As Helloween embarks on their latest musical journey, fans can expect a blend of nostalgia and innovation that defines the band’s enduring appeal. With “Giants & Monsters” and the accompanying music video, Helloween proves that they are more than just a metal band – they are storytellers, visionaries, and pioneers in a constantly evolving musical landscape.
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