Dani Filth dishes on how he got into horror and how he actually made Tony …
East Coast trio Columbus are back today with their brand new single Out Of Time.
MORE: PARKWAY DRIVE: Triumph Of The Underdogs // ARTCORE: SPEEK EVIL – Portable Art Galleries For Connoisseurs Of Weird // KICK OUT THE JAMS With WAAX REVIEWS: VIOLENT SOHO: Everything Is A-OK // THE CHATS: High Risk Behaviour // ALL TIME LOW: Wake Up, Sunshine // ENTER SHIKARI: Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible // THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER: Verminous // TRIVIUM: What The Dead Men Say
The spicy track is a follow up from their recent success of their last single Can’t Hide From What Hurts.
Frontman Alex Moses tells how the new release touches on anxiety and the concept of existence, and with the current climate of the world, it’s something we can all relate to.
“Out Of Time is a song I wrote about my experience with the persistent background static of worry that fills our heads, and often goes unnoticed,” says Moses.
“It’s so easy to feel an overwhelming sense of dread or helplessness towards situations in our lives, let alone towards a global pandemic disease. Out Of Time is about my own personal realisation that worry and dread are shortening our lives, and we are all in fact—if we choose to be—running out of time.”
The band teamed up with producer Joel Quartermain (Meg Mac, Fergus James, G Flip), while mixing and mastering was done in Massachusetts by Jay Maas (State Champs, Citizen, Title Fight) and Alan Douches at West West Side Music in New York respectively.
Since forming in 2012, Columbus have seen themselves reach success through Triple J Unearthed, putting them in the spotlight to tour with the likes of Birds Of Tokyo, The Ataris, You Me At Six and Trophy Eyes, while securing spots at Soundwave, UNIFY and NYE On The Hill festivals, all while having one of the most played songs on the triple j rotation at the time.