Fans wished they could relive these last ten seconds of life when hearing this news.
The Last Ten Seconds of Life's record label, Metal Blade Records, announced on Instagram this Thursday that the deathcore metal band will be releasing their eighth studio album, The Dead Ones, on April 17. In addition, they released the title track and lead single on the same day.
Formed in 2010 in Mansfield, Pennsylvania, The Last Ten Seconds of Life (or TLTSOL for short) released their debut album Know Your Exits a year after forming, as well as going on tour extensively. Since then, the band released six more studio albums and gone through multiple lineup changes. Its current members are Wyatt McLaughlin, Tyler Beam, Andrew Petway and Dylan Potts. McLaughlin is the only original member from the band left.
View this post on InstagramProduced by Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland at Pennsylvania's Atrium Audio, the album will have 10 new tracks.
"We really focused on the guitar, bass and drum tones as well as the mix and master," McLaughlin told Metal Injection prior to the album announcement. "Everyone took what we learned from the past two releases and assembled what we thought would bring out the best of us. We examined all of [our] past work and focused on how our fanbase digested and connected with our music — from the flow of structure all the way to every single word that was used."
In addition, multiple collaborations and features are set to take place in The Dead Ones. Signs of The Swarm's David Simonich will appear on a song titled "Make It To Heaven," while former Fit For An Autopsy vocalist Nate Johnson is featured on "Rat Trap." Meanwhile, Alan Grnja of Distant features on "Dollar To A Dime," and longtime fans will recognize original TLTSOL vocalist Storm Strope appearing on "XXXXXXXXXX."
View this post on InstagramSince the release of "The Dead Ones" on Thursday, fans have expressed how much they love the new song and are looking forward to the new project.
One wrote, "@head.blwn got the scariest vocals and it’s phenomenal ?."
Another fan commented, "Real music."
"Your vocals are the scariest around," another wrote. "insane tone man."
"New track is bonkers love it fellas ?," Twitch streamed @the_slam_king commented on Instagram.
"You’re a monster my boy ??," a user wrote.
"It’s an honor to work with you guys again after all these years," Eric DiCarlo wrote, who directed the music video for the song. "Congrats on the release ?."
View this post on InstagramThis month, TLTSOL will be opening for Left To Suffer, hitting multiple cities in North America, including Tampa, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Denver, Chicago, Austin, Minneapolis and more. The lineup of shows will kick off at the Masqueradein Atlanta on Jan. 22 and end a month later in Dallas.
The Dead Ones will be out on streaming platforms on April 17. Meanwhile, fans can pre-order vinyl variants, watch the new music video for the title track and pre-save the new album.
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