At The Gates Unveil “The Dissonant Void” Video From Final Album Featuring Tomas Lindberg

Swedish melodic death metal pioneers At The Gates have shared another glimpse into their upcoming and deeply emotional final chapter, premiering a new music video for “The Dissonant Void”. The track arrives as the latest preview of the band’s forthcoming album ‘The Ghost Of A Future Dead’ — the final studio release to feature late frontman Tomas “Tompa” Lindberg.

Released today (April 07th), the video was directed by longtime collaborator Costin Chioreanu, whose visual work has frequently complemented the band’s darker conceptual direction. The surviving members of At The Gates described the song as a defining piece of the record.

“We are proud to unveil the second track from ‘The Ghost of a Future Dead’: ‘The Dissonant Void’. Originally considered to be the title track – it’s a powerful, melodic and to the point track with the classic At The Gates style sound.”

Chioreanu expanded on the artistic scope behind the video and its connection to Lindberg’s lyrical vision:

“‘The Dissonant Void’ is the peak of the iceberg, as a whole visual universe got born out of the void written so masterfully in lyrics by Tomas and expressed magically by the band through their unique heavy metal approach. This video, together with the whole ‘The Ghost of a Future Dead’ movie, represent my ultimate homage to the genius which will forever remain as Tomas Lindberg.”

“It was a colossal task to express visually the depth and the darkness of these lyrics and music for an entire album, which also is most probably the darkest record I ever worked for.”

‘The Ghost Of A Future Dead’ is scheduled for release April 24th via Century Media Records and carries added emotional weight following Lindberg’s passing in September 2025 at age 52. The vocalist had been battling adenoid cystic carcinoma affecting his mouth and palate after receiving a diagnosis in late 2023.

According to the band, Lindberg recorded demo vocal performances before his health declined, and those recordings were ultimately preserved for the album in accordance with his wishes — allowing his voice to remain central to the band’s final statement.

If you’re rocking with The Mosh Network, hit the link and add us as a Preferred Source on Google. That’s the easiest way to keep our latest metal, hardcore, and alternative news, tours, and releases showing up directly in your feed.