Fresh off a monumental tour supporting genre greats SLIPKNOT across the UK and Europe, BLEED FROM WITHIN have released the video for their new single ‘A Hope In Hell’. The latest cut from new album Zenith, that’s set for release on the 4th April via Nuclear Blast Records, is a brooding, anthemic slab of the kind of cutting edge, modern metal than BLEED have become synonymous with.
On the new single, the band comment:
“A Hope In Hell” is one of the more melodic cuts from our latest album and one that we all connected with early in the writing process. The evolution of this song is a great indicator of what we’ve explored on our latest release; we’ve pushed ourselves melodically, but also found a dark and heavy groove that really underpins our sound. Looking at the lyrics, life doesn’t get any easier and everyone you know is dealing with its challenges. We are caught in repeating cycles of adversity and hardship, but our perception can change once we accept that growth is on the other side of such things. Take from that what you will, just know that we’re rooting for you. Enjoy.”
ZENITH TRACKLIST
1. Violent Nature
2. In Place Of Your Halo
3. Zenith
4. God Complex
5. A Hope In Hell
6. Dying Sun
7. Immortal Desire (ft. Brann Dailor)
8. Chained To Hate
9. Known By No Name
10. Hands Of Sin (ft. Josh Middleton)
11. Edge Of Infinity
Pre-order and pre-save Zenith now at: https://bleedfromwithin.bfan.link/zenith.ema
Photo credit – press photo
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