“The new single “Bedroom Posters” is for anyone who holds memories of their hometown near and dear…”, lead vocalist Ryan Key says. “Have you ever come back to visit your hometown and felt crushed by all the memories that led up to the day you left? Have you ever felt like settling down somewhere meant giving up your dream? If so, “Bedroom Posters” is for you.”  

“Disconnected is one of those songs that nicely encapsulates where we are creatively these days: Big, anthemic vocals & massive guitar riffs over high energy drums,” explains guitarist Ryan Phillips. “When I showed Colin [Brittain] the original version of the song, he loved everything besides the main guitar riff I had at the time.”

"Who would have thought we’d be here 12 years later with new MA music? Very excited to have one of my favorite vocalists from one of my favorite bands on the first new MA music in 8+ years, which opens up a new era for MA. As the saying goes, you can’t kill what doesn’t die.” - Mark Menghi

“This is the heaviest song on the record but it almost sounds like a party. At least that was the goal,” shares guitarist Chad Gilbert. “It's about an old venue we used to play when we first started. We'd play there pretty much every weekend. It was a lot of hardcore bands.”

Guitarist Nicolai Busse comments on the new single, “CRUSH encapsulates the dichotomy we have always sought to balance, the journey between melancholy and jubilee, uplifting beauty and devastation. It reflects a gradual undoing of the known, the push and pull between individual and world, accepting grey days where, within blues and yellows, slow emerging greens hint at beginning of growth.”

Singer Jennifer Haben commented:
"'Let There Be Rain' is about embracing the storm instead of fighting it, because sometimes the rain is what we need to let go, find clarity and move forward. With this song, our chapter is complete and we’re excited that the full story is now yours to experience."

Angel Du$t return with new single ‘I’m The Outside’, a ferocious blend of galloping punk, crushing riffs and hardcore bite. The track lands ahead of their upcoming album COLD 2 THE TOUCH, due 13 February via Run For Cover Records and Civilians, as the band gear up for an Australian tour supporting Superheaven.

SYLOSIS stated,
"Erased was one of the last songs to be written for the album. As we were approaching the deadline to get everything submitted there was a pressure there that really helped shape this song into something special. There's a massive chorus here and one of our favourite middle 8 sections that we've ever put together. We can't wait to play this one live."

VISIONS OF ATLANTIS singer Clémentine Delauney on “Pirates & Kings?”:

“This is no longer a time for division or competition. When threats and tensions rise, the answer is to unite and become allies. We believe that unity is strength. We can face anything when we stand with our tribe and our tribe is growing.”

Chris Harms on “Winter’s Dying Heart”:

“This song hurts in the most beautiful way. Bittersweet, slow, tough, like big waves in slow motion, hard and yet so melodic. Music like this is the best example that melancholy, at least for me, is a beautiful feeling that I can wrap myself in like a blanket when I feel like it. In addition, ‘Winter’s Dying Heart’ has a clear reference to real events, packaged in a modern fairy tale.

Commenting on the song and video, vocalist Nick Holmes states:
"Salvation embraces the belief in a higher power and seeking forgiveness for a lifetime of transgression, typically prompted by the approach of death or a significant crisis. However, the video, and given that it is Christmas, takes perhaps a more optimistic view.

Mark Jansen shares insight into the inspiration behind the track:
“In Hindu philosophy, Kalki represents the final avatar who restores balance at the end of the age. That idea of breaking free from cycles—through self-realization, detachment from desires, and inner transformation—resonates deeply with me. ‘Avatar’ channels that journey toward liberation, something both powerful and universal.”

In a groundbreaking creative step, the band partnered with Matthew Medney and Alex Kane of Gungnir to incorporate animation drawn directly from the forthcoming installment of the official NINE TREASURES comic series. The “Seeking The Absolute” music video seamlessly blends live performance with stylized sequences pulled from the comic’s visual mythology, merging art, music, story, and culture into one unified expression.

Following news of their new album, Nothing returns with a new song and video “purple strings”, which presents a different side of the band from the previously released "cannibal world". Their fifth studio album, A Short History of Decay will be out Friday 27th February via Run For Cover Records/Civilians.

Singer Jennifer Haben commented:
“Ravens’ is about belonging — about finding light in others when everything feels disconnected. Hearing our fans’ voices on this song made that message real in the most beautiful way."

"This song was created with our fans at its heart. A very special thank you to you, our RAVENS, for being part of recording this song and bringing it to life with us."