Metalcore Veterans ESCAPE THE FATE Announce New Album 'The Last Goodbye'
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For nearly two decades, ESCAPE THE FATE have turned heartbreak, chaos, and outright destruction into arena-sized anthems, bridging the visceral fury of metalcore with the swagger and spectacle of hard rock. Now, the metalcore veterans are entering a new chapter with the announcement of their forthcoming album, "The Last Goodbye", due October 2 via Big Noise.
Alongside the album announcement, the band is unleashing "Paranoia", a blistering new single that captures ESCAPE THE FATE at their most ferocious and unapologetic, pairing their signature intensity with a renewed sense of urgency. The track follows the release of "Idle Potential" and "Déjà Vu", and gives fans another taste of what's to come from the new album, signaling a record that finds the band embracing everything that has made them a force in heavy music while pushing their sound into its next evolution. Listen to the song here.
ESCAPE THE FATE vocalist Craig Mabbitt comments: "'Paranoia' is a deep dive into what's become a consistent state of mind of mine, putting those feelings into song helps to suppress."
"The Last Goodbye" track listing:
01. Last Goodbye
02. Comatose
03. Coffin Kingdom
04. Paranoia
05. Idle Potential
06. Déjà Vu
07. Devil In Wait
08. Money Power Fame
09. Hurt
10. Medicine
11. Other Side
12. Bedroom Wall
13. Remedy Of Numbness
With a new label and a new batch of music, ESCAPE THE FATE are embracing evolution without losing sight of what made them one of modern rock's most enduring forces. For nearly two decades, the Las Vegas-bred band have transformed heartbreak, chaos, rebellion, and outright destruction into arena-sized anthems, carving out a singular space between metalcore's visceral fury and hard rock's swagger and spectacle. Now, with their sights set firmly on the future, ESCAPE THE FATE are entering their next era with the same intensity that has fueled them since day one.
Rather than simply looking back at nearly two decades of chaos, the new album looks inward. Its songs draw from the band's own experiences, struggles, relationships, and perspectives, offering fans a more intimate window into the people behind the distortion and detonating choruses. It's ESCAPE THE FATE without the armor, still loud, still dangerous, but more revealing than ever.
The band's relentless touring history has only reinforced that reputation. Catch ESCAPE THE FATE performing at various festivals including Vans Warped Tour Mexico City, Louder Than Life and Aftershock this fall.
(Source: www.blabbermouth.net)
