WE CAME AS ROMANS Break The Cycle With “BORN FROM NOTHING”


Michigan metalcore heavyweights WE CAME AS ROMANS have unleashed “BORN FROM NOTHING,” their first new song from the upcoming ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE’RE DOOMED: CIRCULARITY, accompanied by a brand-new music video. Set for release on November 6, 2026, via SharpTone Records, the expanded 23-track release revisits the band's 2025 album ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE’RE DOOMED while adding four completely new songs and six reimagined tracks featuring guest artists. “BORN FROM NOTHING” arrives as the third track on the new collection and runs for 3:23. 

At the center of “BORN FROM NOTHING” is the idea of being trapped in repeating cycles and mistaking constant movement for genuine progress. WE CAME AS ROMANS describe the song as a moment of surrender — stepping away from the patterns of the past, confronting mistakes and recognizing the ways in which one can stand in their own way. That concept also forms a key part of CIRCULARITY, which the band describe as an extension of the original album rather than simply a conventional deluxe edition. 

The expanded release takes the band's original material and turns its themes of life, death and rebirth into a larger musical cycle. Alongside four new songs — “WHEN EVERYTHING IS STILL,” “DEAD SILENT” featuring MAKE THEM SUFFER, “BORN FROM NOTHING” and “SPEAK TO EXIST” — the record features reworked versions involving CURRENTS, AFTER THE BURIAL, HEAVENSGATE, DAYSEEKER, LADRONES, HEADWRECK and BURY TOMORROW. The collaborations transform the original songs through new voices and interpretations, creating connections between the band's existing material and the new chapter. 

With “BORN FROM NOTHING,” WE CAME AS ROMANS open the next chapter of ALL IS BEAUTIFUL… BECAUSE WE’RE DOOMED, turning a story about repetition into one about breaking free and beginning again. As CIRCULARITY prepares to arrive this November, the band are expanding their 2025 album into a much larger cycle where old songs return transformed and new material pushes the story forward. 

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