Deathbreaker’s new LP Isolate is the hardcore record we need right now. The raging lead single “Spite” is the harbinger of ten tracks of seething metallic hardcore. With their first album Disconnected Deathbreaker were touted as setting the foundation for Facedown’s newest force in post-hardcore. Now their sophomore release brings dissonant, straight-forward aggression to the front of the pack, and proves the grit of this powerful four-piece as they continue to build their legacy with Isolate. The new full length will see a May 29 release. Preorder the digital release for only $5. Stream the brand new single "Spite" wherever you listen to music. "Spite" is also being offered as an instant download with all digital album pre-orders.
Regarding the preorder of the release, Facedown Records added, "As we continue to adapt during this pandemic, it's our goal to still release music to you. We feel that now is a very important time to listen to music (new and old) and support the artists that make it.
While we are not launching physical pre-orders at this time due to Merch Now being closed on state orders, we do have plans for both vinyl and CD pre-orders that will be available before the May 29 release date."
For more info on Deathbreaker, visit the JFH Artists Database.
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