Jordan, now based in Dubai, melodic doom/death metal band Falling Leaves has presented the first single/lyric video, "We Are Alone", from its upcoming second album, The Silence That Binds Us, due on 5 September.
The band on "We Are Alone": "A central thematic pillar of the album, this track captures the existential loneliness we all face, even when surrounded by others. It's about how dreams fade and how silence grows louder in the absence of connection. The chorus cries out against the coldness of the world, where voices are lost, and hope barely flickers".
More regarding Falling Leaves and its impending full-length offering is HERE. Link
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