Boundaries have shared another piece of their upcoming album ‘Yearning: the unbeautiful after’, demonstrating that they still have a knack for penning a stunning melody within the chaos.

Titled ‘Only endless’, it is a seething, emotionally brash and gritty piece of metalcore the way it should be delivered. Spellbinding and shimmering in its own unique manner, with an absolute earworm of a choral hook, it is still devatatingly filthy when the heaviness and darkness is allowed to take over. The band are now three for three with this record, and all signs point towards it being a bit of a classic.

Vocalist Matthew McDougal had this to say about the track, stating,“Much of the record poses questions to listeners, probing if they identify with the sentiment of what’s been said and why they do or don’t.‘Only endless’ doesn’t ask anything of the listener. It describes a feeling. You can take what you will from it.”

Yearning: the unbeautiful after’ will be released on July 17 via Sumerian Records.

Matthew had this to add:

“With the record, we aimed to be uncompromising and really plant our flag. As more time passes, heavy music continues to lose its teeth. This genre is supposed to be threatening; it should have an edge and make you feel something. We tried to create an album with urgency.”

“The title, Yearning, is base level. What do you want from life, relationships, or whatever you spend time on? Time is the only resource with any real value; it’s the only thing you can’t get more of. You should deeply consider anything you choose to spend time on. The subtitle, the unbeautiful after, refers to the eventuality of what you’ve spent your time doing. The main questions are ‘What did you give yourself to? What is important to you? Where did it lead you?’”

And here is previous single ‘Death will follow me’: