Today’s video of the day is Blutengel – "Asche Zu Asche" released in 2014.

Blutengel returned in 2014 with “Asche Zu Asche,” a powerful dark electro anthem. The song led their ninth studio album, Save Us. Chris Pohl founded the band in 1998 after leaving Seelenkrank. Since then, Blutengel has shaped the gothic and synth-pop scene in Germany and beyond. Over the years, the group built a loyal fanbase with dramatic lyrics and melodic hooks. Therefore, “Asche Zu Asche” continues that signature blend of romance and darkness. Moreover, it shows how the band refined their sound without losing intensity.

“Asche Zu Asche” appears on Save Us, an album that balances club energy with emotional depth. While earlier releases like Angel Dust leaned heavily into darkwave atmospheres, Save Us feels more polished and direct. Consequently, the single bridges old and new Blutengel eras. The track combines driving beats with haunting vocals. In addition, the chorus delivers a memorable melodic lift. The original single included remixes and the B-side “Insensitive World.” Thus, it offered both dancefloor appeal and thematic depth. Later, a remastered version appeared on the 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of Save Us in 2022.

Released in November 2014, the “Asche Zu Asche” video captures Blutengel’s ritualistic aesthetic. Dark imagery, symbolic scenes, and gothic fashion dominate the screen. As a result, the visuals amplify the song’s themes of rebirth and destruction. Furthermore, the dramatic staging reflects the band’s theatrical identity. Throughout their career, Blutengel has relied on strong visual storytelling. Therefore, this clip strengthens their brand and legacy. For longtime fans, it reinforces familiar motifs. For new listeners, it offers a striking entry point into the world of Save Us and beyond.

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