HEALTH ANNOUNCE NEW EP ‘ADDENDUM’

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HEALTH have announced their new EP ADDENDUM, set for release on April 30 via Loma Vista Recordings. The forthcoming project brings together new material alongside a selection of previously released collaborations, serving as the final chapter in the band’s RAT WARS / CONFLICT DLC saga.

“The trash decade continues.”

Ahead of the EP’s release, HEALTH have unveiled their new single A.L.O.N.E, a haunting and deeply atmospheric track that wouldn’t feel out of place at the Bang Bang Bar in The Roadhouse. A steady, understated bassline gives it a pulse, while layers of synth drift in and out, creating a sense of space and stillness. Its intro subtly nods to the work of composer Angelo Badalamenti.

Of the track, the band explain: “We wrote this song immediately after David Lynch died, which at the time felt significant,” says Jake Duzsik. “Then it ended up coming out much later and it seems to have lost almost any meaningful connection to that event, even for me. There is some sort of life lesson in there but I’m not sure what it is.”

ADDENDUM will also feature a second new track, RUIN, which arrives ahead of HEALTH returning to Australia this September for a national tour with Perturbator and King Yosef.

Last month, HEALTH also announced further dates for their 2026 co-headline tour with French synth-metal artist Carpenter Brut. 

HEALTH continue to cement their position as one of the most vital forces in modern heavy music, chronicling the emotional decay of the digital era with unrelenting precision while further exploring deep existential undercurrents through a borderless genre lens.

Describing their audience as a ‘coalition of subcultures’ spanning memelords, heavy music diehards, the perverted, and the pop culture-obsessed, this new era is designed to speak directly to their fanbase. For all its existential weight, it remains grounded in a core principle: enjoyment.