Prostitute

Megadeth have just debuted their fourth and final single off their most recent release live for the first time while in Turkey.

Loathe have introduced us to another stunner off their mega-anticipated next album, A Stranger to You. This time around, the band are leaning into dreamy melodies, psychedelic flourishes and a heavy, head-swirling groove for “Fangs.” The cut is the third preview from Loathe’s next album, following the Spring-delivered “Revenant” and last year’s epic “Gifted Every Strength”. Described in a press release as “hard-edged psychedelia,” the cut begins with a micro-glissant of synths before the act lunge into an immersive and taffy-thick melody. Kadeem France handles the smooth-crooned verse about ghosting some kind of emotional scene (“I did my best / Way out of line / Such is my life”), while guitarist Erik Bickerstaffe adds high-powered tenor sensitivity about the prospect of rebooting one’s situation. The song sports some knot-twisted melodies, half-time R B grooves and a bunch of earworm moments that Bickerstaffe supplies through his double-necked bass/guitar. A black-and-white performance video has been delivered to promote the track. You’re bound to savor it after pressing play up above. A Stranger to You sees release July 17th via SharpTone, though pre-orders for the album on “Turquoise White Marbled” vinyl and on CD are available now in Revolver’s shop. Loathe launch their next North American tour September 19th at the Royal Oak Music Theatre in Royal Oak, MI. You’ll find the full breakdown on that tour, which includes opening sets from Fleshwater and Prostitute, over here.

Loathe have added four U.S. headlining shows to their summer plans. The British alternative metal band will be joined by All Under Heaven on the dates, which will follow Loathe's July 31st appearance at Lollapalooza...

That show will launch their summer European/UK touring.