Baltimore hard rock outfit Dead Eyes are stepping into their biggest chapter yet with the release of their debut full-length album, Black Hole Heart, arriving today, Friday, October 10th via Thriller Records. Alongside the announcement, the band unveils the record's gripping focus track, "Turn The Lights Off." Known for turning life's most difficult moments into explosive anthems, Dead Eyes have been building towards this milestone for nearly a decade.
"This record means the world to us. It represents close to a decade of work and everything that it took to get to this moment," explains vocalist Zach Williams. "It means to explore the idea of holding something so close that it breaks. It's an album for people who wear their heart on their sleeve and aren't afraid to roll them up when life throws them obstacles."
The album's focus track, "Turn The Lights Off," embodies the record's core themes. The song dives headfirst into chaos and touches on overmedication, denial, and the weight of everyday struggles while turning that darkness into something revealing and empowering.
"This song is a reminder that darkness isn't always a threat. Sometimes it's the reflection we need to see ourselves more clearly," shares vocalist Zach Williams.
While the focus track introduces listeners to the raw honesty of the record, Black Hole Heart goes even deeper. The album explores the fragility of holding onto something you love so tightly it shatters. Across the track list, Dead Eyes confront themes of heartbreak, self-discovery, and the struggle to hold onto hope when everything feels like it's slipping away. This album is built for anyone who has fought through loss, chased clarity in the dark, and came out the other side stronger.
Dead Eyes is back on the road with Archers on the Temporary High tour pt. 2 alongside Nerv and Of Virtue. See tour dates below:
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