Texas death metal band Frozen Soul have announced a new album titled No Place of Warmth, arriving May 8th, and have unveiled the title track featuring My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way.
On collaborating with Way, Frozen Soul vocalist Chad Green stated, “We met Gerard a couple of years ago and have become friends. I knew he had a love for metal, so I spun the idea to him about singing in a Frozen Soul song and he was stoked! Gerard is an amazing artist and musician whose creative vision has shaped generations and more to come.”
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Green added that the song is “about life at its coldest and the choice you have to let it consume you, or to use it to find warmth in a world that feels void of it. Life is always coming at you, and death doesn’t stop — you might slow it down, but it’s always coming — so you have to make the best out of it and march on.”
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Way delivers vicious screamed vocals starting at the 3:21 mark of the song, a far cry from his familiar singing in My Chemical Romance. He previously lent extreme vocals to the 2022 song “Rōnin” by Ibaraki, the black metal side project of Trivium frontman Matt Heafy.
No Place of Warmth marks Frozen Soul’s third album, and the follow-up to 2023’s Glacial Domination. Other guests on the new album include Machine Head on the song “Invoke War” and Sanguisugabogg on “Dreadnought.”
In support of the album, Frozen Soul will embark on a previously announced spring US tour supporting Avatar (pick up tickets here).
Watch the video for “No Place of Warmth,” and see the album artwork and tracklist, below. Pre-order the album here.
No Place of Warmth Artwork:
No Place of Warmth Tracklist:
01. No Place of Warmth (feat. Gerard Way)
02. Invoke War (feat. Machine Head)
03. Absolute Zero
04. Dreadnought (feat. Sanguisugabogg)
05. Chaos Will Reign
06. Eyes of Despair
07. Ethereal Dreams
08. Skinned by the Wind
09. DEATHWEAVER
10. Frost Forged
11. Killin Time (Until It’s Time to Kill)
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