Grammy Award-nominated band SEVENDUST will launch its fourteenth studio album, “Fact Killer”, on July 28 through the band’s new label house, Napalm Information. The follow-up to 2020’s “Blood & Stone” was as soon as once more tracked at Studio Barbarosa in Gotha, Florida with producer Michael “Elvis” Baskette, who has beforehand labored with ALTER BRIDGE and SLASH, amongst others.

The fourth single from “Fact Killer” is “Superficial Drug”, and an accompanying music video directed by J.T. Ibanez (P.O.D., Loveless, Orianthi) may be seen beneath. The clip options the band performing as cloaked figures representing “superficial medication” as they attempt to overtake the band.

“Fact Killer” showcases that the unique and present SEVENDUST lineup — comprised of Lajon Witherspoon, Clint Lowery, John Connolly, Vince Hornsby and Morgan Rose — sounds as related at this time because it did on its 1997 self-titled debut.

From the introspective opening of “I Would possibly Let The Satan Win” to the traditional SEVENDUST sound of “Fence”, the twelve songs on “Fact Killer” reveal the various model that has received the band a legion of loyal followers. “Fact Killer”, “The whole lot” and “Holy Water” mix parts of the traditional SEVENDUST sound with trendy updates, pointing their lyrical lens on the world at this time.

“Fact Killer” observe itemizing:

01. I Would possibly Let The Satan Win
02. Fact Killer
03. Will not Cease The Bleeding
04. The whole lot
05. No Revolution
06. Sick Mouth
07. Holy Water
08. Depart Hell Behind
09. Superficial Drug
10. Messenger
11. Love And Hate
12. Fence

In a February 2023 interview with “The Mistress Carrie Podcast”, Lowery said about “Fact Killer”: “I am very stoked concerning the file. Lots of bands say that. I am amazed we’re nonetheless making music we love and we’re not phoning it in. We labored actually arduous on it.”

Clint beforehand talked concerning the upcoming SEVENDUST LP in an interview with “Good Firm With Scott Bowling”. On the time, he stated: “I am actually enthusiastic about this file. We did that with Elvis Baskette. He is received his vibe. And this will probably be our third file with him.”

Lowery went on to say that he has needed to step away from the brand new SEVENDUST album after it was accomplished.

“I’ve listened to it, I’ve not favored it, I cherished it, I hated it, after which I fell again in love with it,” he defined.

“Once I’m completed with a file, I actually… That one took loads out of me creatively, which is superb that I even went for [a new solo] EP to do myself [shortly after finishing the SEVENDUST LP], ‘trigger I used to be type of tapped out creatively. I could not even take heed to the file afterwards. It was blended and I heard it, and Elvis did an awesome job, however it was, like, ‘I’ve gotta put it away for some time.’ And I put it on the opposite day to take heed to it, and I am, ‘Oh, man, that is gonna be good. Individuals are gonna actually dig it.’ I believe it is among the best [records] we have accomplished shortly, man.”

In June 2022, SEVENDUST drummer Morgan Rose stated that the writing session for the band’s upcoming album was his “favourite” of SEVENDUST‘s profession. “Simply 5 guys in a farm home, creating,” he wrote on Instagram. “Telling one another how a lot we love one another, supporting one another, having fun with being collectively. No outsiders, no drama, no bullshit. Simply us…. The songs are magical, the vibe of the file is magical, our relationship with one another is magical.”

In December 2021, SEVENDUST launched a digital expanded version of “Blood & Stone”. “Blood & Stone Deluxe” contained 5 new tracks, together with three never-before-released remixes and two newly recorded songs. Jake Bowen of PERIPHERY, Richard Wicander of FIRE FROM THE GODS and Justin deBlieck, previously of ICE NINE KILLS, supplied remixes and the band completed recording “All I Actually Know” and “What You Are” particularly for this launch. “Blood & Stone Deluxe” was launched through all digital companions through Rise Information.

Photograph credit score: Chuck Brueckmann