Commitment Drop “DOG POUND” Music Video off Debut, ‘Fear Of’

Today, Philadelphia-based hardcore supergroup Commitment have announced their debut album, Fear Of, along with a video for the new track “DOG POUND.” Fear Of arrives on April 3, 2026, via Get Better Records.

Tati says:

“Simply put, ‘DOG POUND’ is about revenge. It’s me giving myself permission to divulge in my violent fantasies towards men that deserve such treatment. I’ve been sexualized and harassed by men since I was a literal child. I personally would love to see a world where the people subjected to the violence and fear of men match that energy and reflect it back to them. This song is for fans of Aileen Wuornos, ‘good for her’ horror films and anyone that’s ready to bite back.”

Commitment are set to release their full-length, Fear Of, on LA-via-Philadelphia label Get Better Records. Half a rerecording/reimagining of their demo, and half songs that Smith and Jordan wrote for the record, Fear Of is a first step in a 4-person collaboration that hasn’t even begun to put a foot forward yet. Lyrically, the themes of Fear Of include sexual liberation, sacred rage, vengeance, violence, insecurity, surveillance, overconsumption, social media, and mind control/brainwashing, while Tati more specifically has to say that the songs typically deal with,

“…the irony of the most ignorant, hateful people in the world looking down upon sex workers, trans people, queer people, people on the left, etc. and thinking that we are the source of all the world’s suffering meanwhile the most egregiously evil, greedy, disgusting people are the ones making the rules for the whole world.”

Fear Of Track Listing:

1. Thirsty
2. Let’s Begin
3. Bukakkracy
4. Hellraiser
5. Pluto in Aquarius
6. DOG POUND
7. Hall of Meat
8. Content
9. STD
10. Lickback
11. Hard Candy
12. Affirmative Action
13. Bada Bing!
14. Neuromancer
15. Fear Of

Commitment ‘Fear Of’ album artwork