Murder one released “Man Made God”

This new, previously unreleased single, titled “Man Made God,” marks the first genuine new release from Murder One. Conceived with influences from thrash and melodic death metal—in the vein of bands like Dark Tranquillity and In Flames—the track has been reworked from its original version, now featuring clean vocals and an old-school approach to drumming. Lyrically, the song stems from a reflection on the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein and his ‘Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus’ (“the world is everything that is the case”), evolving into a meditation on “existential pragmatism,” the importance of the “here and now,” and a religious skepticism that calls for a renewed Humanism. “Man Made God” was produced by Murder One and includes guitar solos by former member Mario Ursitti. The band’s release schedule includes several singles over the coming year, serving as a prelude to their first official EP, slated for 2027. In the meantime, “Man Made God” stakes out their territory with a track that packs a powerful punch—both musically and in terms of its underlying meaning.