ARCHSPIRE Turn Six Weeks Of Chaos Into “Limb Of Leviticus” Live Assault
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Canadian extreme metal outfit ARCHSPIRE have unleashed an official live music video for “Limb of Leviticus,” taken from their latest album, Too Fast to Die. Released on April 10, 2026, the band's fifth studio album marks their latest chapter of relentlessly technical and extreme songwriting, with “Limb of Leviticus” standing as one of its eight tracks. The song was originally released as a single on January 13, 2026, before appearing on the full album.
The new live video immediately puts the band's relentless touring schedule into perspective, opening with the statement that ARCHSPIRE played 33 shows in just six weeks in support of Too Fast to Die. That staggering run sets the stage for “Limb of Leviticus” in its natural environment: performed at full intensity in front of a live audience. The track itself clocks in at more than five minutes and combines rapid-fire guitar work, intricate rhythmic shifts, Jared Smith's bass lines, Spencer Moore's drumming and Oliver Rae Aleron's distinctive vocals into a tightly constructed display of controlled extremity.
“Limb of Leviticus” was recorded with producer Dave Otero, who also handled the album's mixing and mastering, with additional engineering by Mike Low. The current ARCHSPIRE lineup features Dean Lamb and Tobi Morelli on guitars, Jared Smith on bass, Spencer Moore on drums and Oliver Rae Aleron on vocals. Too Fast to Die contains eight tracks and runs for approximately 39 minutes, following the band's 2021 album Bleed the Future.
Directed by Savannah Bagshaw, the new live video captures “Limb of Leviticus” as a full-force stage performance while celebrating the punishing touring cycle behind Too Fast to Die. With another European run scheduled for October and November 2026, ARCHSPIRE are keeping the momentum moving at the same impossible speed that defines their music.
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