Sleeping With Sirens Make Triumphant Return With New Single "Crosses" ft. Spencer of Underoath
Sleeping With Sirens fans, rejoice! The band today has made their triumphant return with the release of their new single and music video "Crosses" featuring Spencer Chamberlain of Underoath. Not only that but Sleeping With Sirens have also announced a new forthcoming album 'Complete Collapse' to be released on Friday, October 14 (via Sumerian Records).
Speaking on today's news, frontman Kellin Quinn comments: "I think "Crosses" is a great opening single for our new album! The song to me is about not putting yourself above anyone. I think we’re all just trying our best and we can lift each other up! In a world where everyone pretends to be perfect, I think this song is letting everyone know that we all struggle and we can all rise above it!
Spencer Chamberlain really elevated this song! Underoath is a huge influence for me when it comes to making music. It was an honor working with somebody I really look up to!
The video for "Crosses" was something I really wanted to feel light-hearted to counteract the heavy subject matter. Not everything has to be so serious all the time! The video was a blast to shoot, Brian Cox took my concept and really made an amazing video!
If you love with ears to see and eyes to hear, let’s cheers, and madness! You’re going to LOVE this new album! "
Prior to today, the band most recently released their track "Bloody Knuckles", their first original release since their 2019 smash- hit album 'How It Feels To Be Lost'. Watch the music video for "Crosses" here or at the link below, pre-order 'Complete Collapse' here, and be sure to stay tuned for more Sleeping With Sirens news coming soon.
Tracklisting
- Tyrants
- Complete Collapse
- Crosses (feat. Spencer Chamberlain of Underoath)
- Family Tree
- Let You Down (feat. Charlotte Sands)
- Be Happy (feat. Royal & The Serpent)
- Us (feat. Dorothy)
- Ctrl Alt Del
- Bloody Knuckles
- Mr. Nice Guy
- Apathetic
- Grave
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