Alternative/Rock
Observe The 93rd Announce Upcoming Album, Release New Single ‘We Are Already Dead’
Today theatrical alt-rock duo Observe the 93rd unveil the details of their forthcoming album Eternalism and set the tone with their brand new single We Are Already Dead.
The track sets the stage by conveying the philosophical theory of eternalism, which proposes that the past, present, and future are all equally real and exist now. Given this theory, it means that at this very moment, we are simultaneously unborn, walking the earth, and long dead, just like the lyrics declare. It’s a chilling storyline that warrants ghostly imagery as we are haunted by every version of ourselves simultaneously.
The pounding synth, expressive vocals, melodic guitars, and soaring chorus showcase the band’s theatrical hard rock side inspired by Panic! At The Disco, My Chemical Romance, and 30 Seconds to Mars. The band’s full-length album Eternalism is set to release on December 15, 2023.
Vocalist Derek Henry commented on the new single:
“‘We Are Already Dead’ is the intro track and sets the stage for the main theme of the album- everything has already happened and also is happening, simultaneously. The past, present, and future are all equally real, and we are already dead.”
-
Music1 week ago
Chrissy Costanza and Voilà Team Up for Pop Rock Party at Manchester Academy 3 [Photos]
-
Metal1 week ago
Within Temptation Bring Symphonic Metal and Epic Guests to Leeds First Direct Arena [Photos]
-
Alternative/Rock1 week ago
Twin Atlantic Wrap Up UK Tour in front of Loyal Fans at Birmingham Academy 2 [Photos]
-
Metal7 days ago
Sol Invicto: “I would love to do a big grandiose show that demonstrates the vision of what I’ve got in my head…”
-
Interviews1 week ago
Vended Bassist Jeremiah Pugh on How World Domination is Next on Their Agenda
-
Folk/Singer-Songwriter7 hours ago
Ellie Walker & The Folly Premiere Festive New Single “This Christmas Morning”
-
Dance/Electronic3 days ago
The Allergies Premiere ‘Groove Heavy’ Single “Watch What You Say”
-
Alternative/Rock1 week ago
Mother’s Cake on the Origin of Their Name, Influences, and Favourite Criticism