Wiltwither have released their debut album “Pure Light” via 3DOT Recordings. The 12-track record pushes extreme metal into new territory, blending hardcore intensity with nü-metal, R&B, hip-hop, shoegaze, and beyond. Boolin Tunes awarded it 9/10, calling the album “is an absolutely outstanding, and extremely promising modern metalcore debut,” while Uber Rock described Pure Light as “dynamic” and “eclectic”.
“Pure Light is the culmination of eight consistent years together as a group” the band shared collectively “Through thick and thin, every blessing and every curse, we have pressed on to eventually lead to this moment. This album is an invitation to join us in a conversation on the human experience and celebrate the good, bad, and ugly of life. We are beyond thankful to present this experience to anyone who listens. When you walk away from Pure Light, remember you are loved, cherished, and wanted”.
In the lead-up to today’s release, the South Carolina-based band shared two previews. The first, “Front Door Phobia” featuring Andrew Herman from Johnny Booth, explores political unrest and social isolation, while the second song, “Obsolete”, is described by vocalist Nick Rendelman described as “the most abrupt callout-of-a-song we’ve ever written. This one is for anyone who has been harmed by someone they care for, and for the human reactions that come with it”.
Building on their earlier DIY EPs, Wiltwither expanded their sonic and conceptual scope with “Pure Light”. The album imagines a government experiment in which test subjects are dosed with a mysterious drug called Pure Light, unlocking telepathic bonds that are exploited and manipulated until the subjects lose their humanity. Across twelve tracks, the band narrates this descent with unflinching heaviness, cinematic interludes, and fearless experimentation.
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02 New Pain
03 Front Door Phobia
04 Worst Case Scenario
05 Act II
06 Can I Live In This Moment Forever
07 Wiltwither 2
08 Black Pearl
09 Act III
10 Obsolete
11 Sink Until You Reach The Bottom
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