From Ashes to New has released the track “Die For You,” the latest song and video from their forthcoming new album Reflections album, due on April 17th.
According to vocalist Matt Brandyberry, Die For You “reflects the fallout of a relationship built on control, desire, and guilt. It’s a song that captures the exhaustion of giving endlessly to someone who keeps asking for more and mistaking survival for love. At its core, the song is about the moment clarity breaks through, forcing you to question how much of yourself you’re willing to lose.” Vocalist Danny Case added: “‘Die For You’ is about bending over backwards, doing everything you possibly can to please someone in a relationship, and it just never ends up being enough. And it feels like no matter what you do, it is just never good enough.”
From Ashes to New previously released the video for “Villain,” which Brandyberry described as: “‘Villain’ is a story about the magnetic pull between two people who know better, but dive in anyway. It’s the moment when desire outweighs consequences, when you choose the chaos you swear you shouldn’t want, and the ‘bad guy’ becomes the one voice you can’t quiet. The song leans into that dark, intoxicating tension where temptation feels like truth, danger feels like comfort, and the line between thrill and destruction disappears. It’s not about saving each other…it’s about surrendering to the part of yourself you pretend doesn’t exist.” See the video for ‘Villian’ – HERE.
Reflections will be released as seven different configurations: CD, periwinkle vinyl, black/white/orchid vinyl exclusively on the band’s official webstore, urchin vinyl exclusively at various indie record stores nationwide.
The 12-track album will mark the follow-up to 2023’s Blackout, which achieved the No. 1 spot on several iTunes and Spotify Rock and Metal charts across the globe. Two songs from Reflections were released last year: “New Disease,”and “Drag Me,” which is within the Top 20 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart.
See the video for ‘Die For You’ – HERE.
Pre-order/pre-save ‘Reflections’ – HERE.
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