Future Palace have shared the video for “Dead Inside.” Watch it here.
The song appears on the band’s sophomore album Run, out tomorrow, June 10, on Arising Empire. Get the album, which has been receiving increased attention from radio and press, such as SiriusXM, Idobi, American Songwriter Bringin’ It Backwards, A&P Reacts, Good Noise, and more, here. The release comes in CD, limited colored vinyl, and bundle formats.
“Dead Inside” is about the aftershocks from a toxic relationship that not only left its mark in the past, but also raises the question of how to deal with it after the fact.
“At the beginning of ‘Dead Inside,’ there was the personal experience that there are people who justify their behavior by saying that they are irrevocably and emotionally cold,” says guitarist Manuel. “The track deals with a sometimes tragic situation both — lyrically and instrumentally. It reflects inner turmoil, helplessness, and anger at the same time.”
“Dead Inside” is the kind of song that begs to be played live, as well. “The new songs not only sound different,” he continues. “They also came from different feelings. We are therefore particularly looking forward to the live shows — because capturing these feelings in music is one thing. Being able to share and express them directly is another.” This is music that wants to be heard and felt — always and everywhere.
For the music video, Future Palace worked with Peter Leukhardt(Annisokay, Beyond the Black, and Rising Insane.)
RUN TRACK LISTING:
“Paradise”
“Dead Inside”
“Flames”
“Locked”
“Heads Up“
“Sleep Tight”
“Defeating Gravity“
“Roses”
“Wounds”
“A World in Tears”
“Loco Loco”
“Fever”
Run was produced by Julian Breucker and Annisokay guitarist Christoph Wieczorek, who also mixed and mastered the record.
The album explores the aftermath of a toxic relationship in a stunning and vulnerable way. The struggle with one’s own salvation is only the beginning — even after escaping from a tough situation. The band sets these painful processes to music in dramatic post-hardcore fashion, which atmospherically reproduces the ups and downs of emotions. Kindred sonic spirits are Holding Absence, Spiritbox, While She Sleeps, Bring Me The Horizon, and Pvris.
Future Palace released their debut Escape via Arising Empire and have since accumulated several million streams across streaming platforms.
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