Known for music rooted in psychological horror and extreme metal, Thy Sanatorium have taken one of the most recognizable pop songs of all time and reworked it through their own lens.

The result is a version that keeps the familiar melody at its core while pushing it into darker and more unsettling territory.

The band's commentary highlights the irony of reimagining A-Ha's iconic hit: “Our debut album is heavy on psychological horror, so when it came time to record a cover we thought, ‘Let’s mess with people’s memories and twist something everyone is familiar with.’ So here we are.

Regardless of whether you hate it or love it, we now live in a reality where this cover exists.

That’s terrifying.” Thy Sanatorium's cover arrives shortly after the release of their debut album, showcasing another side of their creative approach.

The band's decision to rework an unexpected song serves as a testament to their willingness to challenge expectations.

In contrast, Paul Di'Anno's final solo album, Warhorse, is now available on colored vinyl worldwide through BraveWords Records.

Metal Digest praises the album as “a tight as fuck album which delivers proper fist in the air heavy metal that demands you attention as everything is turned up to 11.” Readers can visit MVDshop.com for more information.