Swedish modern/dark metal band Mister Misery will release their much-awaited self-titled third full-length studio offering on 2 August via AFM Records. Following a series of previously-released album singles, Mister Misery has shared a brand new song, "Eye Of The Storm", taken off their forthcoming full-length.
The band comments: "'Eye Of The Storm' is a song that's about finding yourself in a very dark place or rock bottom in life and you're faced with two options: Fight through it or succumb to the darkness. As sung in the song, "Do or die, there's no other way out!" We hope this song will serve as a beacon of hope to those who struggle everyday with their thoughts and to give them new energy to fight through whatever may come their way!"
Blending clean and gritty vocals along with high-voltage riffs and anthemic choruses, Mister Misery have developed a unique sound and style, and one that captures the essence of all the sub-genres in modern heavy music. Mister Misery has become a force that crushes stages on the biggest festivals the scene has to offer, such as Wacken Open Air, Master Of Rock, Full Metal Cruise, and Hills Of Rock to name just a few. Mister Misery has played as support of some of the most prestigious bands in metal, such as Nightwish and Dream Theater in front of over 15000 people. Their upcoming album and live dates will make no exception as one thing is for certain: Mister Misery will leave no survivors!
In support of their upcoming record release, Mister Misery will embark on a headlining tour in October 2024! Previously released single "Survival Of The Sickest" can be found over HERE, while the new one, "Eye Of The Storm", is right below. Link
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