Emerging from London, Harbinger stands as a driving force in the UK’s metal scene. Fusing righteous fury with thick, groove-laden riffs, anthemic choruses, and searing guitar solos, the band continues to push the boundaries of modern metal. Recently signing with Prime Collective, Harbinger now step into a bold new era with their brand new track, “A Thousand Faces”.
“What started out as a cool riff evolved into a proud display of our influences – capturing everything we love about modern metal. Lyrically, it ties into the core themes of Harbinger: standing up against injustice and oppression. Musically, it shows how we pull from all corners of heavy music to create our own sound. The song also draws from ‘The Hero with a Thousand Faces’ a reflection on humanity repeating the same mistakes and mistaking movement for progress. It’s a track that’s as fun to play live as it is to listen to, and we can’t wait for people to finally hear it,” the band shares.
Watch the official music video for “A Thousand Faces” below:
Harbinger has released two EPs, Paroxysm (2016) and Human Dust (2017), followed by their debut full-length album, Compelled To Suffer (2019) and mini-album, A Letter To Anguish (2022). Each release showcased their increasing maturity and potency, solidifying their reputation within the metal community. Their live performances further amplified their presence, with notable appearances at UK Tech-Fest, Bloodstock Open Air, RADAR Festival and UK & EU tours alongside genre heavyweights Decapitated, Rivers Of Nihil, Fallujah, Sylosis, Rings Of Saturn, to name a few.
Harbinger has evolved through the years without losing the core aggression that first put them on the map. Their new era – marked by their partnership with Prime Collective and the release of the explosive new single “A Thousand Faces” – showcases the band at their most focused and dynamic yet.
“A Thousand Faces” is available on all streaming services via Prime Collective.
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