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One month prior the release of their second full-length Monument Aux Morts, Viande offer in listening another new track "Sacrifice Ardent".

Chelsea Wolfe is giving us life today (June 23rd) by delivering not one but two new singles — her first new songs since last year’s “Mean” collaboration with HEALTH. First up is “Death is Not the End,” a transformatory track that begins with lithe piano musings and a contemplative, existentially curious and gently whispered vocal from Wolfe (“I keep hoping death is like the ocean /And I’m floating”), but erupts into a soul-exploding kaboom of mood-rock guitars. The track finds Wolfe and longtime collaborator Ben Chisolm working alongside former Nine Inch Nails guitarist Robin Finck and session drummer Matt Chamberlain (Tori Amos, Fiona Apple). A lush, ocean-set music video for the song can be found up above. “The Dark” similarly begins airily, all acoustic finger-plucking and angelically echo-blown vocals. It also delivers an explosive finale. Wolfe and Chisolm are joined on the track by drummer Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint, Courtney Barnett) and bassist Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Air, Beck). An audio player for the track is down below. Both songs tease Wolfe’s in-the-works ninth album, which will be the follow-up to 2024’s She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She. The as-yet-undetailed project will be issued through Loma Vista. The double-single also arrives following some cryptic socials posts connecting Wolfe to Heretic Parfum. It’s now been confirmed that the musician is part of a campaign with the scent-makers. Wolfe has teamed up with the company for GHOSTS, a collection of “five spectral fragrances.” More info on the fragrances can be found here. Additionally, Wolfe has announced an upcoming run of headline shows across the U.S., set to take place between September and October. The full run of dates is down below, and tickets are on sale now. More info on ticketing, plus Wolfe’s international tour schedule this year, can be found here. Chelsea Wolfe tour dates 2026:Sep 16 San Francisco, CA Curran TheatreSep 18 Seattle, WA The Moore TheatreSep 19 Salem, OR Elsinore TheatreSep 20 Portland, OR Roseland Theater Sep 22 Salt Lake City, UT The Union Event CenterSep 24 Denver, CO Paramount TheatreSep 25 Lawrence, KS Liberty HallSep 26 St. Paul, MN The Fitzgerald TheaterSep 28 Chicago, IL The Riviera TheatreSep 29 Columbus, OH The BluestoneSep 30 Detroit, MI Masonic Jack White TheatreOct 5 Boston, MA Boch Center Shubert TheatreOct 6 New York, NY The Town Hall Oct 8 Munhall, PA Carnegie of Homestead Music HallOct 9 Glenside, PA Keswick TheatreOct 10 Washington, DC Sixth I Oct 12 Asheville, NC The Orange PeelOct 13 Atlanta, GA Buckhead TheatreOct 14 Nashville, TN Marathon Music WorksOct 16 Dallas, TX Texas TheatreOct 17 Austin, TX Emo sOct 20 Tucson, AZ Rialto TheatreOct 21 El Cajon, CA The MagnoliaOct 23 Los Angeles, CA The Orpheum Theatre