Match for an Post-mortem announce new album, share tour dates and video for lead single “Mirrors”: Stream
New Jersey deathcore act Match for an Post-mortem are set to return with their fifth studio album, The Sea of Tragic Beasts, this fall. The band additionally shared the music video for the lead single “Mirrors”, and introduced a monthlong U.S. headlining tour starting in late October. Stream the video and see the total checklist of dates under.
Constructing from an atmospheric, post-rock introduction, the track breaks right into a crushing passage on the one-minute mark as vocalist Joe Badolato’s guttural screams seethe beneath a wall of guitars. The video, directed by Max Moore, accompanies the monitor with a disturbing commentary on drug abuse. It’s fairly graphic, so in case you have a needle phobia, you’ve been warned.
“You carry issues with you, for higher or worse,” guitarist and principal songwriter Will Putney remarks in a press launch. “‘Mirrors’ illustrates the darker facet of this concept. It’s additionally a testomony to how the choices you make can have a resonating impact on those round you. Clearly this track was born out of a private battle, however ultimately, it’s a mirrored image on the higher human situation of affection and dependency; not with the ability to launch your self from the darkness round you.”
The Sea of Tragic Beasts “dives head-on into some troublesome matters,” in accordance with Putney, who produced, engineered, combined, and mastered the album at Graphic Nature Audio in New Jersey. Lining up with the discharge date, Match for an Post-mortem will go on a monthlong tour throughout the U.S., starting at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn, New York, on October 24th — the day earlier than the album’s launch.
The album, due out October 25th, will probably be accessible on CD and three restricted vinyl coloration variants, with pre-orders accessible from Nuclear Blast right here.
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