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Filth Is Eternal Set to Release New Album "Impossible World"
1/14/2026, 8:14:33 PM
Upcoming Album Details
Seattle-based punk band Filth Is Eternal has announced the release of their fourth studio album, titled *Impossible World*, scheduled for March 17, 2024, via MNRK Heavy. This album follows their previous release, *Find Out*, which came out in 2023. The band, consisting of vocalist Lis DiAngelo, guitarist Brian McClelland, bassist Logan Miller, and drummer Josh Pehrson, aims to explore new musical territories with this upcoming project.
The album features a total of twelve tracks, including the lead single "Stay Melted," which is now available for streaming along with a music video directed by Sebastien Deramat. The full track listing for *Impossible World* is as follows:
Musical Evolution and Themes
Filth Is Eternal's new album reflects a shift in their musical approach. In a statement, Lis DiAngelo noted that the band has increased their focus on melody and harmony while maintaining their aggressive roots. This evolution is evident in the lead single, "Stay Melted," which has been described as a "surly but spirited melodic attack." The song addresses feelings of lethargy in a world perceived as chaotic, with the band stating, “Lethargy makes us our own worst enemy; sometimes you have to kill a thing before you lose yourself to it completely.”
Collaborations and Influences
*Impossible World* features collaborations with notable artists including Joe Trohman from Fall Out Boy, Johnny Whitney from The Blood Brothers, Gina Gleason from Baroness, and Lauren Lavin. These guest appearances are expected to enhance the album's diverse sound, contributing to its exploration of contemporary themes and emotions.
Official Statements & Responses
Filth Is Eternal has expressed their intent to create music that resonates with the current societal climate. The band emphasizes the importance of confronting feelings of despair and lethargy through their work. Their approach aims to inspire listeners to engage with their emotions and the world around them.
Criticism & Opposition
While the announcement has been met with excitement from fans, some critics have pointed out that the band's shift towards more melodic elements may alienate long-time followers who prefer their earlier, more aggressive sound. However, the band remains committed to their artistic evolution.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Speaking about the song, Filth Is Eternal say in a joint statement: “The world can feel like a total trash fire to the point where we become lethargic.” — Filth Is Eternal
- “Teasing what’s to come, Lis ponders, “I think the biggest changes from LP1 to now is that we’ve upped the intention by using more melody, harmony and singing in general.” — Lis DiAngelo
As the release date approaches, anticipation builds for *Impossible World*, which promises to deliver a blend of aggression and melody reflective of the band's growth and the current state of the world.
