Dangerous Omens and Poppy staff up on “V.A.N.,” the foreboding new tune that the metalcore band and the choice singer unleashed on Wednesday after Dangerous Omens cryptically teased the music video and hinted towards the tune’s that means — like what “V.A.N.” stands for.

Days prior, Dangerous Omens had utterly wiped their Instagram profile earlier than posting the primary of two teaser clips starring Poppy.

Nicely, it seems that “V.A.N.” stands for “Violence Towards Nature,” and the high-powered observe options Poppy singing lead vocals, with none singing or screaming from Dangerous Omens’ Noah Sebastian, although he wrote and produced it.

The economic steel tune, a part of Dangerous Omens’ Concrete Jungle comedian e book universe, is about an AI entity set out on a course to destroy humanity.

Watch the video close to the underside of this submit.

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In a press launch Wednesday, Sebastian mentioned that “V.A.N.” is a “tune that began simply with the hook, ‘Violence towards nature,’ after which after saving the challenge with the acronym and seeing it, we realized it could possibly be enjoyable to think about ‘VAN’ as a reputation.

Thus, the rabbit gap of concepts started that led us to determine to write lyrics from the attitude of a man-made intelligence gone rogue.”

Within the narrative of the brand new tune, which premiered on SiriusXM’s Octane, Poppy takes the position of the Concrete Jungle AI character ‘V.A.N.’ together with her angelic singing and menacing screaming.

“V.A.N.” offers us Dangerous Omens followers the primary glimpse of the band’s upcoming album, the Concrete Ceaselessly challenge that can function the Concrete Jungle soundtrack. It is an experimental extension of Dangerous Omens’ breakthrough 2022 album, The Demise of Peace of Thoughts.

Beneath the music video, see Dangerous Omens’ upcoming tour dates, together with a number of exhibits with Poppy in Europe that run via February. Dangerous Omens return Stateside this April.

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Dangerous Omens + Poppy, “V.A.N.” (Music Video)

Dangerous Omens 2024 World Tour Dates

Jan. 27 – Berlin, Germany @ Columbiahalle *
Jan. 28 – Cologne, Germany @ Palladium *
Jan. 29 – Cologne, Germany @ Palladium *
Jan. 30 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Zenith *
Feb. 1 – Zurich, Switzerland @ Halle 622 *
Feb. 2 – Offenbach Germany @ Stadthalle
Feb. 4 – Tillburg, Netherlands @ Poppodium *
Feb. 5 – Brussels, Belgium @ Ancienne *
Feb. 6 – Paris, France @ Salle Pleyel *
Feb. 8 – Dresden, Germany @ Messe *
Feb. 9 – Prague, Czech Republic @ Sasazu *
Feb. 10 – Innsbruck, Austria @ Congress *
Feb. 11 – Milan, Italy @ Alcatraz *
April 21 – San Antonio, Texas @ Boeing Ctr
April 23 – Albuquerque, N.M. @ Revel Ctr
April 25 – Mesa, Ariz. @ Mesa Amp.
April 27 – Las Vegas, Nev. @ Sick New World
April 30 – Tulsa, Okla. @ Tulsa Theater
Could 2 – Dallas, Texas @ The Manufacturing facility
Could 3 – Dallas, Texas @ The Manufacturing facility
Could 12 – Daytona, Fla. @ Welcome to Rockville
Could 18 – St. Louis, Mo. @ Level Fest
June 7 – Nurnberg, Germany @ Rock im Park
June 8 – Nurburgring, Germany @ Rock am Ring
June 12 – Hradec, Czechia @ Rock for Folks
June 13-16 – Nickelsdorf, Austria @ Nova Rock
June 14-16 – Derby, U.Okay. @ Obtain Fest
June 26-29 – Viveiro, Spain @ Resurrection Fest
June 27-30 – Clisson, France @ Hellfest
June 28-30 – Helsinki, Finland @ Tuska Fest
June 29 – Seinäjoki, Finland @ Provinssi Fest
July 5 – Werchter, Belgium @ Rock Werchter
July 7 – Milano, Italy @ I-Days

* With Poppy