Boundaries Offer Final Preview Of "Death Is Little More" (March 29) With Today's Release "Scars On A Soul"

“Where your fear is, there is your task.” – Carl Jung

Boundaries have shared a final pre-release song from the band’s forthcoming album, "Death Is Little More" (March 29, 3DOT Recordings), with the arrival of “Scars On A Soul” .

Vocalist Matthew McDougal shares the theme behind the three-minute bruiser: “’Scars On A Soul’ is a song about the responsibility of the individual to break the cycle of ‘good enough’ and push through what they fear the most. Live in that fear and take away its power to define you. You owe it to yourself to be the best you can be, and more importantly, you owe it to everyone around you. Don’t allow strangers to impose a ceiling on you.”

In the lead-up to next week’s release of "Death Is Little More", the Hartford, Conn.-based band have released two songs and their accompanying videos: “Easily Erased,” picked as one of Consequence’s Heavy Songs of the Week, and “A Pale Light Lingers,” which features a guest spot from Alpha Wolf’s Lochie Keogh. MetalSucks said Boundaries’ new music is “wowing critics all over the place with their sound and fury”, while Knotfest noted the band’s “intense prowess”

Produced, mixed and mastered by longtime collaborator Randy LeBoeuf (Gideon, The Acacia Strain, Kublai Khan TX), the album also includes additional guest appearances from Honeycutt (Kublai Khan TX), and Marcus Vik (Invent Animate).

Death Is Little More pre-orders (http://lnk.to/deathislittlemore) are available now, with the album available on several, limited-edition vinyl variants, CD and digitally.

ABOUT BOUNDARIES

Boundaries is Cory Emond (guitar), Cody DelVecchio (guitar), Tim Sullivan (drums/vocals), Nathan Calcagno (bass/vocals) and Matthew McDougal (vocals). The Hartford-based band have released a pair of EPs: "Hartford County Misery" (2017) and "My Body In Bloom" (2019), as well as two full-length albums: "Burying Brightness" (2022) and "Your Receding Warmth" (2020). Revolver described the band’s music as “a fascinating meld of crushing sounds,” New Noise said they are “a new standard-bearer,” going on to say that it’s rare for a band to have songs that “have a vibrancy and violence that is wonderfully contrasted with such gothic melody,” and Boolin Tunes said they are “a beacon for hardcore bands to look towards.”