Japanese metalcore juggernauts CRYSTAL LAKE strike with overwhelming force on their new official music video for “Everblack,” featuring David Simonich of Signs of the Swarm. Taken from their brand new album The Weight of Sound, out now via Century Media Records, the track erupts with a sense of urgency and power that immediately sets the tone for this new chapter of the band’s evolution. From its opening surge, “Everblack” pulls listeners into a storm of precision, aggression, and emotional weight.
Musically, CRYSTAL LAKE balance ferocity and control with devastating efficiency. “Everblack” is driven by punishing breakdowns, tightly coiled riffs, and an unrelenting rhythmic backbone, while David Simonich’s guest appearance injects an extra layer of brutality into the track’s darkest moments. The chemistry between the band and Simonich feels organic and volatile, elevating the song into a crushing hybrid of metalcore intensity and deathcore savagery.
The official video amplifies this impact through stark, performance-focused visuals that mirror the song’s raw force. High-contrast imagery and relentless pacing lock in with every blast beat and breakdown, creating a suffocating atmosphere that underscores the track’s emotional and sonic weight. The visuals never let up, reinforcing the sense of pressure and confrontation that defines “Everblack.”
With The Weight of Sound, CRYSTAL LAKE reaffirm their status as one of the most forward-driving forces in modern heavy music. “Everblack” stands as a defining moment on the record — uncompromising, collaborative, and crushing to its core. Watch the official video now and experience the full impact of CRYSTAL LAKE at their most intense and focused.
Tracklist:
1. Everblack (feat. David Simonich of Signs of the Swarm)
2. BlüdGod (feat. Taylor Barber of Left to Suffer)
3. Neversleep (feat. Myke Terry of Volumes)
4. King Down
5. The Undertow (feat. Karl Schubach of Misery Signals)
6. The Weight of Sound
7. Crossing Nails
8. Dystopia (feat. Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage)
9. Sinner
10. Don't Breathe
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