recorded drums. The album was recorded, mixed, and mastered by Kevin Butler at Orb Recording Studios. A music video for Order Divine was released on March 12, 2018 to promote the release of the album on March 19, 2018. The video was shot and produced by drummer Daniel Vieira. A music video for The Window was released on December 3, 2018, and was shot by Vieira and produced by Vieira and Hurd. Order Divine has a run time of 33:15, and includes 7 tracks. It was distributed worldwide by Black Lion Records (Sweden). Death of the Cosmic EP - 2020 Hinayana began working on the follow-up to Order Divine in 2019, while playing shows throughout Texas. They also picked up their current bass player, Matt Bius. Released on August 28, 2020, Death of the Cosmic EP is Hinayana's first release under Napalm Records. The EP was primarily self-produced by the band, with mixing/drum recording from Kevin Butler and mastering by Swallow the Sun's Juho Raiha. Guitars and bass were written/recorded by Casey Hurd, and Erik Shtaygrud wrote/recorded the solos on Death of the Cosmic and Cold Conception. The EP features guest appearances by late Tengger Cavalry frontman Nature Ganganbaigal (Cold Conception) and Hanging Garden's Toni Toivonen (In Sacred Delusion). Death of the Cosmic EP features 5 songs, including a re-recording of Pitch Black Noise. A music video for Cold Conception was released on July 7, 2020 and immediately received positive feedback. The video concept was developed by Hurd, and was directed and edited by Chris Thompson. Hurd explains that the EP "is based on the severed connection between ourselves and the cosmic, spiritual force in the universe and the loss of hope for the cold, modern world man has created in nature’s place. Sonically, we wanted to make something that was beautiful but crushing at the same time, demonstrated in the title track of this EP, which in concept might be viewed as a microcosm of the whole EP itself. Something we tried to do was stray away from some of the more cliché elements of melodic death metal and instead focus on what is the very root/core of HINAYANA and what gives the band its own sound". The album art was done by Travis Smith. References Melodic death metal Musical groups established in 2014 Musical groups from Austin, Texas 2014 establishments in Texas