The iconic alternative rock band Sleeping With Sirens have announced their new LP An Ending In Itself is set for release on 12th June 2026. Produced by Will Yip (Turnstile, Circa Survive, Movements), the band’s eighth studio album represents both a homecoming and a reckoning for them as they revive the restless spirit of their classic sound with the nuanced experience of recent years.
Along with the announcement, they released a raw, performance-driven video for the new track “Forever/Always.” Channelling the spirit of mid-2000s alternative and metal visuals, it blends nostalgic, high-contrast imagery with a modern edge. Set in an early spring forest, the band’s stripped-down performance evokes a haunting, memory-soaked atmosphere.
“Forever/Always to me is a thank you to the person or the people in your life that are there for you in good and in challenging moments,” shares Kellin Quinn. “I’m thankful for the people I love, for my friendships, for the people that keep me grounded, for the people that lift me up. My hope is that this song brings you and your friends closer together.”
The new record holds 12 unrelenting tracks which you can find below:
An Ending In Itself
Forever/Always
God In My Head
Need You Here
Left On Repeat
House Of Matches
Waiting For You
Paralyzed
Process
PTSD
Looking Back At Me
Storm Clouds
Exclusive coloured vinyl with signed inserts, and a CD journal featuring 24 pages of behind-the-scenes photos and handwritten lyrics are available to pre-order now through the LINK HERE.
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