
Shadows Fall's New Album: Coming Soon
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Shadows Fall, metal legends from the Massachusetts scene, are gearing up for their first full album in over a decade. Frontman Brian Fair shares theyre meticulously crafting each track, blending classic elements. Two singles, In The Grey and Souls Devoured, have already dropped. Post-release, expect live shows to connect with fans, though no full-blown tours are planned. The band, formed nearly thirty years ago, gained fame with Ozzfest and their 2004 album The War Within. After a hiatus due to financial issues, reunion shows sparked their comeback. Metalheads eagerly await their upcoming release.
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Shadows Fall's New Album: Coming Soon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, this is Music News Today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Shadows Fall is deep in the final stretch of recording their first full album in over 12 years. Frontman Brian Fair just shared that they're polishing every track to bring in all their classic elements. They already dropped two singles as teasers in the grey back in December 2024 and souls devoured in May 2025, both. Through their new label, M&RK Heavy. Brian says they're taken their time since it's been so long, but the record is coming together strong. He can't wait to share it, though they got to wrap it up first. Once it's done, expect some live shows to support it, nothing booked yet, and not the full blown tours of old, but enough to hit the stage and connect with fans. The band blew up from the Massachusetts medal scene alongside acts like Kill Switch engage in all that remains. One nearly 30 years ago, they hit big with Osfest in 2003, leading to their 2004 album,
The War Within Charting At. Number 20 on the Billboard 200 and selling over 300,000 copies. Last July 18, 2025, Springfield's mayor declared it, Shadows Fall Day before their gig opening for Lamb of God. That was a nod to their roots, with the current lineup of Brian Fair, Jonathan Donney's, Matt Bachon, Paul Romanco, and drummer Bittner holding it down. Since their last full-length fire from the sky, in 2012, which debuted at number 38, Financial Wolves forced the hiatus around 2014, but Reunion shows sparked this comeback. With the album nearing the finish line, metalheads have real reason to stay tuned for what's next from these vets.
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