All Shall Perish, the iconic deathcore band from California, is officially making its long-awaited comeback after releasing a new single.
The band, composed of lead vocalist Hernan “Eddie” Hermida, rhythm guitarist Ben Orum, lead guitarist Chris Storey and drummer Matt Kuykendall, is celebrating a major milestone as they proudly present their new music, “Be As Kings, Be As Gods.”
With the track serving as their first new single since 2011, the band is already gearing up for its first full-length album in 15 years, following the release of its fourth studio record in the same year.
In an Instagram update, All Shall Perish shared a glimpse of their new song with fans and also teased a large collection of songs that they have been working on.
Hernan “Eddie” Hermida of All Shall Perish performs during the 2013 Orion Music + More Festival.Scott Legato/Getty Images
“We never stopped writing music; we have tracks on tracks on tracks that we can’t wait to show you!!! Thank you all so fkn much for everything; we are back, it’s on, LFG!!! NEW SINGLE ‘Be as Kings, Be as Gods’ the caption reads.
The new track is expected to appear on the upcoming fifth album, which will follow the band’s 2011 record This Is Where It Ends.
Adding to the announcement, the band also updated supporters about its crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, a global crowdfunding platform that allows artists, musicians, creators and filmmakers to raise funds to bring their creative projects to life.
View this post on InstagramAs for All Shall Perish, the crowdfunding campaign will support their first new full-length album in 15 years.
“If we hit our crowdfunding goal, we are going to drop a SECOND SONG!!! We are nothing without you guys, so fk the labels and the BS, let’s do this new album together!! YOU THE LABEL NOW!!!!” the band shared.
Based on the band’s Kickstarter page, they have already raised over $32,000 as of this writing, toward the campaign’s $75,000 goal.
In a special message to fans and supporters, All Shall Perish spoke about why it took them 15 years to release a new album.
“Fifteen years, FIFTEEN YEARS you have been waiting for new music,” the message reads. “Every single day on the internet, you let us know that just disappearing was unacceptable; you never let us forget that you were there, waiting… thanks for that btw…it kept us going through these seemingly endless years of lawsuits, fights, and setbacks.”
At the same time, they also took the opportunity to express their gratitude to fans who have kept motivating them to continue.
“We are finally blessed to be here with NO label, NO contracts, NO manager, NOTHING but YOU, the amazing fanbase that has waited too long and has done nothing but support us as we finally found a way to return! and we have quite a story to tell you about the last 15 years, the years before that and more importantly: the future,” the band said.
It can be recalled that All Shall Perish’s long period of inactivity followed Hermida’s departure to the band in 2013 to join Suicide Silence.
Two years later, the band announced a reunion of members, following a legal dispute involving the control over the band’s name, unpaid royalties and other assets.
This also paved the way for the band’s revamped lineup.
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