Italian blackened post-punk ensemble PONTE DEL DIAVOLO present “Lunga vita alla necrosi”, the latest single taken from their upcoming album De Venom Natura.

Standing as one of the most corrosive and psychologically charged moments on De Venom Natura—the single channels Ponte del Diavolo’s blackened post-punk language into a claustrophobic descent where fascination and repulsion coexist, mirroring the album’s central idea of poison as both seduction and destruction.

Dual bass lines move in deliberate opposition, one distorted and visceral, the other fluid and melodic, creating a suffocating framework beneath sparse guitar figures and a restrained yet forceful rhythmic backbone. The recording preserves the raw tension of the band’s live presence, favoring immediacy over polish, and allowing subtle imperfections to heighten the sense of unease. Vocals drift between invocation and delirium, reinforcing the feeling of a mind circling its own fractures rather than seeking escape.

“Listening to Fire Blades From The Tomb, it’s hard not to recognize a legacy from Italy’s occult lineage — of which Ponte Del Diavolo represent the most exciting new chapter.” — Metal Italia

“Ponte Del Diavolo create a very dark-tinted sound with influences from doom, black metal, and gothic.” — Musika

“Ponte del Diavolo have found a courageous and clearly defined artistic path that breathes new life into a movement that sometimes seems a prisoner of itself.” — True Metal

“Ponte del Diavolo rise from black and doom foundations yet make bold, countercurrent choices — two bassists, total stylistic freedom, and a range of influences that seems virtually limitless.” — Metalhead

“Ponte del Diavolo are devoted to an ossianic doom sound with a strong black metal undercurrent, enriched by the bewitching and ethereal vocals of Erba Del Diavolo.” — Rock Hard IT

“This debut by Ponte Del Diavolo proves once again that metal is becoming increasingly genre-defying.” — Arrow Lords of Metal

“Fire Blades… is a fantastically strong debut, their instrumentation and atmosphere being the main highlights of the record.” — Nine Circles

“Fire Blades from the Tomb is a bold, engrossing, fully formed debut from a talented new band.” — Your Last Rites

“This heavy, feverish occult ritual leaves you spellbound. If you’re planning to visit a few ruined temples in the next few days, this is an ideal companion.” — VerdamMnis

“Essential listening for lovers of textured and emotive heavy music.” — Wonderbox Metal

“A fantastic album that slams together three disparate genres and makes them new, exciting, and vibrant again in the process.” — Ever Metal