After slowing down for nearly half a decade, Massachusetts metalcore masters Unearth have, well, unearthed a new song.
The track is called "Incinerate," and marks the band's first new material since 2014's Watchers of Rule. The song will appear on their forthcoming new album Extinction(s), which was produced by Will Putney and is expected to arrive this fall through Century Media.
Frontman Trevor Phipps offered the following statement about the song:
"Incinerate" brings the raw aggression and heaviness of our early material while also showcasing elements of where we've gone as a band since. Lyrically, it is meant to be a song of unity in a time of great polarization around the world. We are constantly being told to not like our neighbor because they might have different views. The theme is a faith in humanity to come together and combat and rid the world of those that are intentionally dividing us.
Listen to "Incinerate" below, and revisit Unearth's Aggressive Tendencies session here.
The track is called "Incinerate," and marks the band's first new material since 2014's Watchers of Rule. The song will appear on their forthcoming new album Extinction(s), which was produced by Will Putney and is expected to arrive this fall through Century Media.
Frontman Trevor Phipps offered the following statement about the song:
"Incinerate" brings the raw aggression and heaviness of our early material while also showcasing elements of where we've gone as a band since. Lyrically, it is meant to be a song of unity in a time of great polarization around the world. We are constantly being told to not like our neighbor because they might have different views. The theme is a faith in humanity to come together and combat and rid the world of those that are intentionally dividing us.
Listen to "Incinerate" below, and revisit Unearth's Aggressive Tendencies session here.
