The International Progressive Metal supergroup Philosophobia have unveiled the official video for the single “Inside His Room” from their new album, “The Constant Void,” out on July 11, 2025 via Sensory Records/The Laser’s Edge. Watch teh video via the YouTube player below:
Founded by Andreas Ballnus, Alexander Landenburg, Domenik Papaemmanouil, Tobias Weißger and Kristoffer Gildenlöw, 2022 saw the release of Philosophobia’s self-titled debut album which left a huge impact in the international Prog Metal scene!
A rollercoaster ride from Progressive Metal to emotional and melancholic tunes. Combining the strength of the debut album with a more modern and heavier twist. Never losing sense for what is most important: the song itself! “The Constant Void” is also introducing virtuoso bass player Sebastian Heuckmann who has been playing live with Philosophobia since 2024.
“The Constant Void” was again recorded by Phil Hillen at SU2 Studios in Germany and the artwork was again handled by Björn Gooßes at Killustrations in close cooperation with Philosophobia‘s mastermind Andreas Ballnus.
A journalist once wrote: “Philosophobia have, with their debut album, have put themselves in a very strong position to become one of the most talked about new bands within the progressive metal sphere . And rightly so!“
“The Constant Void” is Philosphobia‘s proof for this statement!
Philosophobia have come to stay in the sphere of Progressive Metal!
“The Constant Void” was released on CD and digitally this Friday, July 11th. Find Orders at The Lasers Edge webshop HERE and Bandcamp – standard HERE and the hi-res HERE – and watch the videos for “King Of Fools” and “The Forgotten Part I” on YouTube HERE.
Tracklist:
01. Intro 00:59
02. King Of Fools 07:09
03. The Forgotten Part I 08:28
04. Inside His Room 04:41
05. Will You Remember 06:34
06. F 40.8 04:37
07. Underneath Grassroots 03:55
08. The Fall 07:46
09. The Forgotten Part II 20:26
Read our Exclsive interview with the band here: [Interview] Exclusive interview with Progressive Metal supergroup Philosophobia