Announcing Castle De Crux’s Double Release ‘Demons We Create’ & ‘So Many Monsters’

The recent debut single ‘Demon in My Skin’ has received much radio airplay. Now, Castle De Crux are unleashing their 4-track debut EP ‘DEMONS WE CREATE’ PLUS, the new single ‘SO MANY MONSTERS’ on FRIDAY, JUNE 28.

The links below are available to you ahead of the official release date.

Stream the EP ‘DEMONS WE CREATE’: on.soundcloud.com/65PaSQxVm2LNKoqH8

Stream the Single ‘SO MANY MONSTERS’: on.soundcloud.com/ybhKYoM2GJDPQfGs9

ALSO

Watch the Official Music Video for ‘DEMON IN MY SKIN’ a track from the EP: youtu.be/68-x_usYPmQ

Watch the Official Lyric Video for the single ‘SO MANY MONSTERS’: https://youtu.be/8j2c7St9ulI

Castle De Crux comprises Elysia De Crux and Exor Magus De Crux. They blend a clever mix of lived experiences, current global issues, and the consequential effects on human society and its mental health. The duo’s sound is darkly alternative, accompanied by striking imagery and video. In their musical, artistic and theatric expression, Elysia and Exor feel an affinity with artists Emilie Autumn, Nick Cave, Joy Division, Cradle of Filth and The Sisters Of Mercy, to name just a few. While Castle De Crux’s lyrical topics can be deadly serious at times, the band tempers this with a wicked sense of humour, striking a fine balance between dark morbidity, glamour and fun.

Combining her powerful voice, lyrics and deep convictions, Elysia shares how her harrowing experiences led to mental illness and eating disorders, worsened by living through an era that didn’t acknowledge her autism. This survivor testifies of hope and recovery for others going through similar ordeals.

Exor has been involved with alternative musical theatre and gothic cabaret for as long as he can remember. He established Exor’s MagicVision Productions and EvilZgate Records to support the band Jokerbats in producing their ground-breaking music videos. Exor recently founded Exor Records; producing, composing, writing and arranging music for Castle De Crux.

Look closer… you will see a symbolic Castle; a recurring metaphor hidden in their imagery…

The Castle is a metaphor for the human mind and its varying mental conditions, both good and bad. Hopes, dreams, fears and frailties come to life represented by the Castles changing form, from peace and happiness to downright scary and horrific. The Castle’s design reflects modern reality with all the extremes one’s mentality can reach. For example, the castle can morph into a sinister foreboding environment, physically emulating fear, hate and depression. This same Castle can also transform into a haven of life and light when true happiness, peace and healing are attained.