Buckle Up: Häven Take Flight With Explosive New Single 'Zirkus Rosarius'
- GDV Rocker
- 59 minutes ago
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The skies just got a whole lot heavier. Häven are back with Zirkus Rosarius, their electrifying third single from their hotly anticipated debut album Where Angels Fear To Tread — and it's an absolute jet-fuelled assault on the senses.
But what's in a name? Zirkus Rosarius pulls its title straight from one of World War II's most fascinating and secretive operations. Established in 1943 under Luftwaffe commander Theodor Rosarius, this elite special unit had one mission: capture Allied aircraft, repaint them in German markings, and tear them apart — literally. By pushing these planes to their limits, Zirkus Rosarius uncovered every flaw, every weakness, and every vulnerability the enemy thought was hidden. They then toured German airfields, briefing Luftwaffe pilots on exactly how to exploit them. It was intelligence warfare at 30,000 feet, and Häven have turned it into a metal anthem worthy of the legend.
True to form, the stunning artwork comes courtesy of award-winning artist Sebastian Kozak, whose visual genius has already graced previous Häven singles The Scarlet Letter and Dancing Rainbows. Once again, he delivers imagery that perfectly matches the power and drama of the music.
Zirkus Rosarius is available to buy now in the webshop, and you can catch the official video here and over on Gabrielle's YouTube channel. Do yourself a favour:
Turn it up loud!
One of metal's newest and most thrilling bands is showing no signs of cruising altitude. Häven are climbing fast.
Häven are:
Gabrielle de Val — Lead Vocals | Tommy Denander — Guitar | Gustavo Martín — Guitar | José Luis Gallera — Bass | Isabel Fernández — Keyboards | Robert van der Laar — Drums
Taken from the forthcoming album.
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