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Sydney five-piece Justice For The Damned have been officially signed to Australia’s own Greyscale Records, and the band couldn’t be happier.
“We’re excited and privileged to be able to work alongside not only such reputable people, but people we trust and can call friends. We eagerly await what the future holds”, says guitarist Nick Adams. It’s a fitting reward for a band who have waited nearly over half a decade for their break. Their unique brand of blackened metalcore will see fans eagerly awaiting their debut LP on Greyscale Records, slated for release in 2017.
Fans were given a taste of what’s in store on Tuesday night, with Triple J’s The Racket premiering their new single Please Don’t Leave Me. As brutal as you’d expect, guitarist Nick Adams explains, “The track is about harrowing events from within a family and bears a message of hope for both people who have suffered the same experiences, and (for) people who suffer at all.”
Hysteria is proud to premiere the official music video for Please Don’t Leave Me, watch now below.
The track is about harrowing events from within a family and bears a message of hope …
[ Nick Adams ]
Later this month, the band will be joining Void Of Vision and She Cries Wolf on a run of all age and 18+ shows around Australia. In December, they will be joining label mates Graves and Texan hardcore heavyweights Kublai Khan for another nationwide tour in support of Grave’s debut release Monster.
If that wasn’t enough, the band is set to start off 2017 with a bang and will be hitting the stage alongside Every Time I Die, Northlane, Thy Art Is Murder and Alexisonfire at Unify Gathering.
Please Don’t Leave Me single available now.
