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Seattle’s Filth Is Eternal will release their new album Impossible World on Tuesday, March 17 via MNRK Heavy. Rooted in punk’s immediacy while fusing hardcore intensity with sharpened melody that reaches into grunge and alternative rock, the LP marks a sonic turning point for FIE. Lis pushes their vocal delivery into new territory, weaving melody and harmony through moments of raw force and clean restraint. Collaborations on Impossible World highlight FIE’s adventurous spirit as the LP boasts features from Fall Out Boy’s Joe Trohman, Baroness’s Gina Gleason, and Blood Brothers’ Johnny Whitney.
The world Filth Is Eternal is confronting on their new album is no longer theoretical. Systems are breaking in real time, cruelty is policy, and collapse feels baked into the everyday. Today they share the final single ahead of the LP, “Hellfire” which stands as a blistering anti-authoritarian rallycry. The band says, “Hellfire is committing yourself to fighting for a better world at all costs.”
FILTH IS ETERNAL ON TOUR
Filth Is Eternal previously shared “Stay Melted,” and “Long Way,” which have both been lauded by the likes of Stereogum, Alternative Press, Brooklyn Vegan, Revolver, and others.
The band will be playing these songs and other fan favorites on their first tour in support of Impossible World. The run kicks off April 4 in Tacoma, WA and concludes in Tijuana, Mexico on April 11. Along the way they will stop in San Francisco on April 8 and Los Angeles on April 9. All dates are listed below.
Filth Is Eternal tour dates
4/4 - Bleak Outlook Fest - Tacoma, WA
4/5 - High Water Mark - Portland, OR (w/Negative Blast)
4/7 - Cafe Colonial - Sacramento, Ca (w/Gottlieb)
4/8- Kilowatt - San Francisco,Ca (w/Gottlieb)
4/9 - Permanent Records- Los Angeles, CA
4/10 - Tower Bar - San Diego, CA (w/Gottlieb)
4/11 - Moustache Bar - Tijuana, MX
