COLD NIGHT FOR ALLIGATORS Release Album & Video Single 'With All That’s Left'

Known for their distinctive blend of emotional alt-metal, melancholic atmospheres, and infectious hooks, COLD NIGHT FOR ALLIGATORS now present their most emotionally charged work to date: the new full-length album ‘With All That’s Left’, alongside a music video for its evocative title track.

“With All That’s Left’ captures the moment when the illusion of immortality collapses. It’s about realizing, perhaps too late, that time is fragile, and how that awareness can trap the mind in fear long before the body ever fails,” the band explains.

Watch the accompanying music video below!

COLD NIGHT FOR ALLIGATORS first made their mark with their debut album 'Course of Events' in 2016, followed by 'Fervor' (2019) and 'The Hindsight Notes' (2022). Since their first release, they have toured extensively across Europe, sharing stages with artists such as Tesseract, Animals as Leaders, and Whitechapel, as well as performing at renowned festivals including UK Tech-Metal Festival, Euroblast, Complexity Festival, High 5ive Festival, and Dissonance Festival.

Produced by Johan Jack Pedersen, Nikolaj Lauszus, and Mirza Radonjica (Siamese, Afterlove), and mixed and mastered by Grammy Award-nominated producer and mix engineer Jacob Hansen (Volbeat, Heaven Shall Burn, The Black Dahlia Murder), 'With All That’s Left' marks a bold new chapter for COLD NIGHT FOR ALLIGATORS.

“‘With All That’s Left’ is more than an album - it’s a story of reinvention. We’ve rebuilt ourselves through change, facing loss, fatherhood, and burnout head-on. This record became a vessel for survival and renewal - our most personal and cinematic work yet. It’s raw, expansive, and deeply personal. Where we once focused on precision and complexity, we now lead with emotion, honesty, and atmosphere. This isn’t a comeback. It’s a redefinition - urgent, experimental, and deeply felt,” the band explains.

The album and title track 'With All That’s Left' are out now on all streaming platforms via Prime Collective.