“De Venom Natura” is the forthcoming full-length from Italy’s Ponte del Diavolo. Expanding on the foundation laid by their debut “Fire Blades from the Tomb,” the band refine their self-defined blackened post-punk aesthetic into a darker, more immersive statement.

At the heart of “De Venom Natura” lies a central concept: Nature as both seduction and toxin, creation and annihilation. The record contemplates poison not as mere destruction, but as a transformative agent within an eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Across seven tracks, including ‘Every Tongue Has Its Thorns,’ ‘Lunga vita alla necrosi,’ and ‘Il veleno della Natura,’ the band articulate this duality through ritualistic repetition, lyrical invocations, and a tension-driven sonic architecture.

Emerging from Turin’s underground in 2020, the group have forged a distinct identity rooted in doom, black metal, post-punk, and wave. Their uncommon dual-bass configuration remains central to the project’s character, grounding rhythmic guitars beneath wave-tinged female vocals and a raw, dynamic drum pulse. On “De Venom Natura,“ that foundation is pushed further. The core instrumentation was recorded live at The Deepest Sea studio in Turin to preserve the immediacy and tension of their performances.

With “De Venom Natura,” Ponte del Diavolo extend their boundaries without abandoning their core identity. It is a record that channels stage-born intensity into a controlled studio ritual, where poison becomes revelation and decay becomes a form of consciousness.

Ponte del Diavolo craft a focused blend of doom, black metal, post‐punk, and wave, an aesthetic they call “blackened post‐punk.” Wave‐tinged female vocals anchor the project’s flaming core, supported by an uncommon dual‐bass setup that grounds the rhythmic guitars and a raw, dynamic drum pulse.

The result is an immersive, tension‐driven sound. Following the initial release of three EPs, the band signed to Season of Mist and unveiled their first full-length album, “Fire Blades from the Tomb.”

After two years on the road – appearing at leading European festivals such as Roadburn and Inferno in support of their debut – Ponte del Diavolo return with “De Venom Natura,” a record that extends and refines their musical boundaries.

Production Credits:
Recorded at The Deepest Sea, Turin, Italy.
Produced & Engineered by Danilo Battocchio.
Mixed by Danilo Battocchio at The Deepest Sea.
Mastered by Magnus Lindberg at Redmount Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.

Guest Musicians:
Francesco Bucci
Sergio Bertani
Vittorio Sabelli
Gionata Potenti

Cover Art:
Francesco Dossena

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