BRACES Join Forces With SUGAR SPINE For Explosive New Single “Bloodline”


Tilburg, Netherlands-based four-piece BRACES are ready to hit hard with “Bloodline,” their latest single featuring Josh Muncke from SUGAR SPINE. Bringing together two names from the Dutch heavy music scene, the collaboration delivers a direct and uncompromising track that captures everything BRACES stand for. Known for their hard-hitting approach, the band combine hardcore aggression with elements of deathcore and metalcore, keeping their sound focused on impact rather than unnecessary decoration. “Bloodline” arrives with an official music video and serves as another preview of their upcoming EP, The Flood Swallows Everything.

The guest appearance from Muncke adds another dimension to the track, bringing SUGAR SPINE into the mix for a collaboration built around shared intensity. BRACES keep things heavy and straight to the point, embracing the raw attitude of hardcore while drawing on the crushing weight of deathcore. There is no attempt to soften the edges or make things more accessible. This is music designed to hit with full force.

“Bloodline” is taken from the forthcoming EP The Flood Swallows Everything, scheduled for release on February 25. The accompanying music video gives the collaboration its visual counterpart, putting the spotlight on BRACES and their guest vocalist as they deliver one of the tracks from the upcoming record. The single offers a further taste of what listeners can expect from the new EP, while highlighting the band's willingness to bring other voices from the scene into their music.

With The Flood Swallows Everything approaching, BRACES continue to build their presence with a sound that refuses to pull its punches. Combining hardcore, deathcore and metalcore into a relentless package, the Tilburg four-piece keep their approach simple: heavy riffs, aggressive delivery and music that hits you right in the face. “Bloodline” featuring Josh Muncke is another uncompromising statement ahead of the EP's arrival on February 25.

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