After a decade of carving out their place in the industrial sphere, Esoterik return to ignite a new era with their fiercely combustible single"Cycles". Signalling a notable sonic shift, the piece introduces a "gasoline‑drenched" strain of grunge metal that bridges the gap between industrial precision and nu‑metal aggression.
While "Cycles" delivers towering guitars and the raw, visceral vocal edge expected of the genre, it remains anchored in the meticulously crafted hooks that have long defined the outfit. The result is a high‑octane anthem designed to resonate with both die‑hard metal devotees and Esoterik's established industrial following.
"We wanted to do something different on this next album and go back to the roots of what got us interested in picking up an instrument back in the '90s", the duo state regarding their new direction. "It's been a breath of fresh air, and the shift feels quite natural for us. It's a big evolution, and we're excited to bring that energy into our live show both visually and sonically."
"Cycles" offers the first glimpse of the upcoming album Nü Skin — a title that nods nostalgically to an era of raw, unfiltered energy, wild mosh pits, and carefree camaraderie. With several additional tracks queued to drop in the lead‑up to the album, Esoterik are positioning themselves as a formidable new contender in the 2026 metal landscape.
US‑based Esoterik are an alternative metal/industrial duo comprising Allison Eckfeldt and Brady Bledsoe. Since 2013, they have fused dark electronic textures with aggressive rock sensibilities. Following years of international touring and chart recognition in Europe, their highly anticipated new record Nü Skin marks their official transition into the realm of modern metal. Link
ESOTERIK - Shares Combustible New Video Single "Cycles"
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