To The Grave Return with Fearsome And Formidable Single, ‘Dead Wrong’, Alongside Album Announcement

There is perhaps no gnarlier entity within the Australian deathcore scene than To The Grave, and now so, they are more prevalent than ever. Coming off the back of their outstanding and acclaimed 2023 release, Director’s Cuts, the Sydney band is back with a bang- not just with a new single, but with the announcement that a brand new album is waiting in the wings. As macabre and gruesome as ever, To The Grave is continuing to spread their passion for veganism, and heated attitudes toward slaughter and consumerism. From the explicit and blood-ridden album cover, to the title itself, Everyone’s A Murderer, the band has not dwindled in their defenses for a moment, rallying the same force and brutally honest output that has found them so prolific for many years. With a solid ten tracks, the album is set for release on August 30th. Of course, the entree has been served in the form of today’s single, ‘Dead Wrong’. Employing the help of Micheal Kearney of Nautilus, the track is a formidable matchup of the most haunting vocals within the scene, each voice forcing its counterpart to descend into even more hellish and mutilated soundscapes. ‘Dead Wrong’ speeds into [...]

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To The Grave Return with Fearsome And Formidable Single, ‘Dead Wrong’, Alongside Album Announcement

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