FRANK NEVER DIES release their powerful take on “The Four Horsemen” by Aphrodite’s Child
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The Italian psychedelic collective FRANK NEVER DIES presents a vibrant and emotional tribute to one of the most visionary songs in rock history with their new single “The Four Horsemen.” Originally part of Aphrodite’s Child’s masterpiece 666, released in 1972, the song returns in a new light, reimagined through the band’s unmistakable style. The single is available on all digital platforms: https://song.link/frankneverdies_tfh
Frank Never Dies blend influences from 70s psychedelia, funk, grunge, jazz, trip-hop and stoner rock, creating a sound that feels both vintage and timeless. Their version of The Four Horsemen turns the apocalyptic vision of the original into an immersive and mystic journey, filled with energy, emotion and atmosphere. Aggressive and tribal drums, wah-wah guitars, and swirling psychedelic synths combine with melodic vocals to build a hypnotic crescendo that mirrors the tension and beauty of the prophecy described in the song.
Written by Vangelis Papathanassiou and sung by Demis Roussos, The Four Horsemen has long been a cornerstone of European progressive and psychedelic rock. For Frank Never Dies, this cover is a homage to a classic and also a reflection on the state of the modern world, where chaos and transformation continue to shape our collective experience.
“We’ve always seen ‘The Four Horsemen’ as a revelation, not just a song,” the band explains. “It’s a journey through chaos, spirituality and rebirth, themes that perfectly connect with our own sound and vision.”
Known for their eclectic and immersive approach, Frank Never Dies invite listeners to join them on a new sonic trip that bridges past and present. Their music creates a mysterious and positive atmosphere where energy and emotion coexist in perfect balance.
