Swedish gothic rock band, Scheitan, have unveiled a music video to their previously released single, “Heaven Tonight“, which will feature in Scheitan’s upcoming and yet-untitled new album (To be released in December 2025 via The Circle Music).

The video, a collaborative art project produced by noted photo artist Annie Bertram (known for her work with Blutengel, She Hates Emotions, and The Giger Museum), brings the track’s dark but energetic feel to life.

“Heaven Tonight” also features Katrin Lanfire and Maik Beiersdorf, well-known figures in the goth scene.

Annie Bertram said about the video:

“The video unites several artists from Europe, including Sweden, France, Switzerland, Ukraine and Germany.

“It was shot in the house of the Portenier artists in France. In the rooms of the house you find works of the artists as surreal airbrush paintings, objects and furniture. The story of the video was filmed in the temple, in the atelier, opium room and the dining room.

“The artists Pat and Kat are also playing a role – as the older couple.

“The younger couple are Katryn and Maik – well known in the German gothic scene. Mark is an artist as well – but this time a digital artist.

“I tried to tell their love stories and connect the people and the place together.”