EKTOMORF Deliver Raw Emotion With New Single ‘Suicide Note’

Hungarian groove metal powerhouse EKTOMORF return with Suicide Note, a haunting and deeply personal new single that showcases the band’s most vulnerable side to date. Known for their aggressive blend of thrash, groove, and nu-metal influences, this track strips things back to expose the pain beneath the fury.

Suicide Note trades crushing riffs for somber acoustics, marking a stark contrast to the band’s usual sound. Frontman Zoltán Farkas delivers a raw and emotionally charged performance, capturing the isolation, despair, and internal chaos that the song confronts head-on.

Originally inspired by the Pantera track of the same name, Suicide Note is not a cover, but rather a continuation of that emotional legacy — a reflection on the darkness that many hide and few speak of.

The song is accompanied by a stripped-down visual that enhances its intimacy and weight, allowing the lyrics and emotion to take center stage. It’s a brave and unexpected move from a band known for their aggression, revealing another layer of their identity.

With ‘Suicide Note’, EKTOMORF prove that heaviness isn't always about distortion — sometimes, it's about honesty, and the courage to be heard when it hurts the most.