New Music: Atreyu, Bad Omens & Tyketto
Dead
Atreyu
Atreyu: Dead
“We have tried to, especially on ‘Dead,’ (was to) write a song that takes you on a journey,” stated bassist Marc ‘Porter’ McKnight. “And, obviously, the chorus repeats three times, and there’s a verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge, chorus, outro… But we tried to do it in a way that was a little more exciting than normal. And I think we achieved that.”
“We wanna write songs that we love and we don’t want to go with the same tricks that… If you listen to a lot of heavy music right now — all due respect, ’cause a lot of them are my friends — a lot of it sounds the fucking same,” McKnight. continued. “And we are actively trying to not do that.”
Atreyu has earned multiple RIAA gold records, Top 20 Billboard 200 debuts, and has landed on video-game soundtracks.
Left For Good
Bad Omens
Bad Omens: Left For Dead
The song is the fourth single released this year – following “Dying To Love,” “Specter” and “Impose.” Info on the forthcoming album has yet to arrive.
Bad Omens will spend the remainder of November and the first half of December touring Europe.
They will launch the “Do You Feel Love” North American tour in Salt Lake City, at the Delta Center on February 22nd. The 20-show run will feature support from Beartooth and President.
Bad Omens’ breakthrough third studio album “The Death Of Peace Of Mind” (2022) has garnered over 1.8 billion streams, with the catalog beyond 2.7 billion streams.
Higher Than High
Tyketto
Tyketto: Higher Than High
Tyketto will release its sixth studio album, “Closer To The Sun,” on March 20th.
The first video and single taken from the album is “Higher Than High.”
“(The song) is, in my estimation, classic Tyketto, where difficulties in life are seen and named but hope and, more importantly, music, is the thing that gets us through,” commented vocalist/founding member Danny Vaughn. “We think is going to be a real favorite with the fans. The song and the album say ‘play me loudly and take me for a drive.”
“Closer To The Sun” will be Tyketto’s first album since “Reach” in 2016.
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