“Disappear is about struggling to love and support someone living through something terrible. When the toll has become too much to bear, but is dwarfed by the guilt in knowing what you are feeling is nothing compared to what they are facing themselves,” shares DON BROCO.

When asked about the inspiration behind the track, vocalist Landon Tewers commented: "Silence is a meditation on the feeling of growing older, more confident, and at peace. I wanted to write about my current feeling about existing. Nothing in the song repeats as a metaphor for not treading past waters again and striving to take on things that feel uncomfortable."

Singer Jennifer Haben commented:
“‘The Art Of Being Alone’ is one of the most emotional songs for us since it‘s born from personal battles and quiet reflections. We wanted it to be fragile and powerful at the same time and we believe many of you will find your own story between its lines. Having Chris Harms join us with his uniquely intense voice and personality felt absolutely perfect and brought a depth to this track that made it even more special.”

DESPISED ICON's Alex Erian comments, "We promised a rollercoaster with this record, and it’s time to deliver. Where 'Over My Dead Body' leaned into crushing grooves and dissonance, 'Death Of An Artist' pushes the pedal down with pure speed and technicality. This one is not only my favorite track on the album, it’s also the most personal.”

The band's latest single, 'Shadow People,' is a haunting and groovy track that will have you looking over your shoulder. It creates a vivid sense of unease and dread - both lyrically and musically - as if something from the unknown is coming for you.

Razor Steps is a sonic juggernaut that starts with Chloe’ ethereal vocals before launching into a staccato riff that is made for the stage. Today the band release the official music video for the song, capturing their incredible live energy and band synergy.

Commenting on the new song, guitarist Quintin Stauts says:
“‘Spoils’ was written with one purpose, to cause violence from start to finish. No guitar solos, nothing technical, just hammers for 3 minutes.”

“No, it’s not just your imagination. The future is shit and the phone you are reading this on is making it worse, but please don’t put it down. We are delighted to announce 12 new tracks of anger, fear, sadness and death, and to beg for yet more of your addled attention.”

The video for 'Avgvr (The Dread Vvltvre)' is the latest in a series of stylistically very different, but masterfully crafted, high concept music videos for BEHEMOTH's thirteenth studio album, where each clip is perfectly tailored to the tone and atmosphere of the respective song.

“Impose” opens with delicate piano lines and atmospheric, industrial-inspired electronic flourishes, anchored by hypnotic percussion that drives the song forward. The layered instrumentation creates a haunting soundscape, allowing Noah Sebastian’s piercing, emotional vocals to cut through with striking impact. The single is accompanied by an indie film–inspired video that captures the emotional intensity of the track.

Regarding the song, Hranica explains, "To me, 'So Low' is almost fighting the mundane, when everything feels flat or meaningless. You just want to set it all on fire and blow it up to get a reaction. It's about chasing that rush, even if it leaves you feeling worse in the end. The song comes from that place of frustration, when you're desperate to feel alive no matter the cost."

Vocalist SU-METAL reflects: “We were invited to take part in a 20th-anniversary collaboration project featuring guest artists on past songs. I sang Japanese lyrics inspired by the original lyrics of ‘The End’ and spent a lot of time experimenting to find what voice would best suit such a deep, cool track.”

“Hard 2 Kill” dives deep into the reality of surviving. The track explores what it means to live with lasting damage, constant self-doubt, and the suffocating weight of feeling disconnected from the world, even through the big moments. It sits in the space between wanting to disappear and stubbornly refusing to quit.

AFI share ‘Holy Visions,’ from their upcoming album Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…, out October 3 via Run For Cover Records/Civilians. The track arrives with a performance video directed by Gilbert Trejo. “Holy Visions is the perfect visual sublimation of the song,” says vocalist Davey Havok.

“We never set out to lead. But when enough people walk beside you, it becomes a march. The Campaign Trail is for everyone who’s felt something stir inside them. Now is the time to raise your voice.”