Sixth Wonder are back with “Missile”, a visceral, cinematic track that fuses djent-inspired riffs with soaring, emotionally charged atmospheres. The track moves from a tense, eerie calm to a crushing, cathartic crescendo, taking listeners on a journey of intensity and emotion. Vocalist Rebekah Kirk moves effortlessly between ethereal clarity and guttural force, crafting a performance as mesmerising as it is unforgettable.
Speaking about its meaning, Kirk shares that:
“Missile is about chasing a high, yet at the same time understanding that the feeling is fleeting and you are numb underneath. It speaks on momentary euphoria that can succumb to being dead behind the eyes, seeking the next ‘thing to do’ and never being satisfied with what is in front of you.”
Accompanying “Missile” is a striking, celestial music video directed by Dylan McVey. The band moves through a neon-pink and deep violet-blue dreamscape, with isolated frames that pulse with tension and fleeting bursts of light. Shadows twist and flicker across layered textures, creating a surreal, immersive world where every movement feels charged with urgency and otherworldly energy.
WATCH the official the music video for “Missile” below!
Supporting their new single, Sixth Wonder join THE HARA on the Scottish dates of The Fallout Tour, before hitting the UK festival circuit this summer:
UK Tour Dates (supporting THE HARA)
20 March, Aberdeen, UK
21 March, Dundee, UK
22 March, Edinburgh, UK
UK Festival Appearances
31 July, Manchester, UK - RADAR Festival
15 August, Birmingham, UK - The Sanctum: Modern Metal Festival
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