
(The Syndicate) For nearly two decades, Escape the Fate have turned heartbreak, chaos, and outright destruction into arena-sized anthems, bridging the visceral fury of metalcore with the swagger and spectacle of hard rock. Now, the metalcore veterans are entering a new chapter with their highly anticipated album, The Last Goodbye, available today, October 2 via Big Noise.
Alongside the album announcement, the band unleashed "Paranoia," a blistering single that captures Escape the Fate at their most ferocious and unapologetic, pairing their signature intensity with a renewed sense of urgency.
The track follows the release of "Idle Potential" and "Deja Vu," and gives fans another taste of what's to come from the new album, signaling a record that finds the band embracing everything that has made them a force in heavy music while pushing their sound into its next evolution.
Ahead of the new record, Escape the Fate vocalist Craig Mabbitt added "Paranoia is a deep dive into what's become a consistent state of mind of mine, putting those feelings into song helps to suppress." Stream the album here
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