Frozen Soul Unleash “Invoke War” Video Featuring Machine Head’s Robb Flynn

Texan death metallers Frozen Soul have returned with a brand-new track, “Invoke War,” featuring Machine Head frontman Robb Flynn. The song is slated for their upcoming album, No Place Of Warmth, set to arrive on May 8th. A video for the track, directed by Brendan McGowan, debuted alongside the single today, March 26th.

Vocalist Chad Green spoke on the song’s meaning and the emotional weight behind the video:

“‘Invoke War’ is about the internal battles we all face—navigating loss, grief, guilt, and depression. It’s about getting back up. It’s meant to be the anthem to your day, the background music to your story, the extra weapon you might need to help conquer whatever you’re struggling with. Robb’s lyrics add a whole new layer of power and emotion to the song. This is a follow up to ‘Arsenal Of War,’ which was about remembering and carrying the light and memories of your lost loved one with you.”

Green also explained the symbolism behind the visuals:

“We wanted to show that this isn’t some big war with a ton of actors—this is the war we fight alone inside every day. We brought trinkets to hold up in the video to remember the good times and remind us that the battle may never end but we can choose to remember while we move forward. At the end, I dig up the dagger from the ‘No Place Of Warmth’ video out of the bloody soil, a symbol of how hard it is to remember and relive those things. That dagger has my [late] brother Cory’s name engraved on the side facing away from the camera. I stared at it the entire scene thinking about how badass he would think it was with me all bloody holding a dagger.”

The collaboration with Flynn adds an extra layer of intensity to Frozen Soul’s signature death metal sound, emphasizing both aggression and emotional depth.

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