Silverstein are back with the new song "Burn It Down," as well as news they have signed a new record deal with UNFD.
The track comes featuring Caleb Shomo of Beartooth, marking their first collaboration. It's also Silverstein's first new song since 2017's Dead Reflection.
"The song picks up right where Dead Reflection left off," explained Silverstein vocalist Shane Told in a statement. "It has the catchiness and riffiness of that album, but production wise and vocally we took another progressive step in a direction we feel great about. It hits hard and tells a story but gets you straight to the point. It's not messing around — direct and in your face. Once the bridge section music was completed, we could imagine Caleb's voice working so perfectly over it — so we sent it to him and said 'do your thing.' He sent it back and I just about fell over when I heard it."
You can check out "Burn It Down" below.
As previously reported, Silverstein recently released Redux: The First Ten Years, as well as have a series of upcoming summer dates. You can see their complete schedule, which includes several Canadian stops, here.
The track comes featuring Caleb Shomo of Beartooth, marking their first collaboration. It's also Silverstein's first new song since 2017's Dead Reflection.
"The song picks up right where Dead Reflection left off," explained Silverstein vocalist Shane Told in a statement. "It has the catchiness and riffiness of that album, but production wise and vocally we took another progressive step in a direction we feel great about. It hits hard and tells a story but gets you straight to the point. It's not messing around — direct and in your face. Once the bridge section music was completed, we could imagine Caleb's voice working so perfectly over it — so we sent it to him and said 'do your thing.' He sent it back and I just about fell over when I heard it."
You can check out "Burn It Down" below.
As previously reported, Silverstein recently released Redux: The First Ten Years, as well as have a series of upcoming summer dates. You can see their complete schedule, which includes several Canadian stops, here.
