15 years into their career, Volumes have weathered ups, downs, time, trends, and everything else life could throw at them only to come out stronger on the other side. Against all odds, a devout audience has ridden shotgun and grown with them every step of the way, waiting for this moment.
The Los Angeles quartet — Michael Barr [vocals], Raad Soudani [bass], Myke Terry [vocals], and Nick Ursich [drums] — are thrilled to announce their fifth album, titled Mirror Touch. It will be released digitally on 12TH December 2025 via longtime label Fearless Records. The physical album will arrive on February 27 of next year.
Volumes have never sounded as confident and assured as they do on this riff-roaring new single. Crunchy, industrial-tinged production, screamed vs. melodic vocal interplay, and a thunderous breakdown signal the beginning of the new era of Volumes. If Meshuggah or Fear Factory entered into a cage match with the Terminator: Judgment Day‘s T-1000 liquid antagonist, it would sound a lot like “S.O.A.P.”
“‘S.O.A.P.’ is about pure and impure indulgence,” the band explains. “Good versus evil. Playing with fire or magic — the lines are blurred here. We self-nurture habits that are deemed immoral, although who is the person making that decisions for us?”
MIRROR TOUCH TRACK LISTING:
“Sidewinder“
“Bottom Dollar”
“Bad Habit”
“California”
“Adrenaline”
“Stitch”
“S.O.A.P.”
“Dream”
“Worth It”
“Suffer On” (Feat. Black Sheep Wall)
Pre-order it here.
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