Darkest Hour have officially completed work on their upcoming 11th studio album, confirming that the record has been mixed, mastered, and delivered to MNRK Heavy ahead of its release later this year.
The Washington, D.C. metalcore veterans previously revealed that the album was recorded with acclaimed producer Mark Lewis (Whitechapel, Cannibal Corpse) after re-signing with MNRK Heavy earlier this year.
In a social media update shared on July 1, the band announced that not only is the audio complete, but the album artwork has also been finalized, with the entire package now in the hands of their label.
“Our 11th studio album is officially mixed, mastered, and delivered!
Thank you so much to producer Mark Lewis for all his hard work and patience!
Thank you so much to the incredible artist who created our new record cover and art… you all will hear about that soon!
Thank you so much to Kyle, Steve, Bill, Gio, Scott, and everyone at MNRK Heavy for their faith and support in this band!
Thank you so much to our Patreons, we would not have been able to make this album without you! We are gonna hook you all up big time, no doubt.
Help us continue to fund this awesomeness, follow along behind the scenes, get access to all the discounts, exclusive merchandise, meet & greets, exclusive vinyl variants, exclusive vinyl re-issues, handwritten lyrics, live streams… and all the other fun stuff we’ve been experimenting with over on our official Patreon!
See you later this year, with new music – Cheers!”
While Darkest Hour have yet to reveal the album’s title, track listing, or release date, fans won’t have to wait much longer. The band confirmed that new music will arrive later this year, marking their first full-length release since 2024’s Perpetual | Terminal.
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