Moodring Release New Album "Death Fetish" Today March 27 Via Sharptone Records - Band Shares Visualizer For "Stfa"
The musical entity's name hints at volatility — color, emotion, and temperature in flux. Nowhere is that more evident than in "death fetish", a defining album for a haunting and defiant new chapter. For founder and frontman Hunter Young, this is more than a record. It's survival, reflection, and metamorphosis. It is art made from the raw materials of pain, purpose, and persistence.
The album, steeped in nu metal, alt, and industrial influences, arrives today, March 27, via SharpTone Records. Get it here.
The moment is big for Moodring, whose sole goal was being as real as it gets. That might cause some discomfort, sure, but it's also the raw material for an incredibly genuine record.
"I just want to make authentic records," says Young. "I don't care about trends. I’m a producer, so I know when something’s fake. I know when the drums are programmed, when the vocals are tuned to death. I didn’t want to put out an album about the most human experience —losing control of your body and mind — and have it be fake. We did the whole thing with real amps, drums, and takes. I just wanted to make a dark, honest record, and if people don’t like it, I don’t really care. I had to do it for myself.”
The band has also dropped the visualizer for "STFA." Watch listen here.
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