Nine long years after “Disconnect” (2017), the Canadian metal powerhouse, Threat Signal, re-emerges to blur the lines between brutal intensity, energetic delivery, and melodic hooks that pierce deep. The Canadian groove metallers reveal another new song, “Revelations,” from their upcoming album “Revelations,” their first in nearly a decade, set for release on March 27th via Agonia Records. The single “Exercise the Demon” debuts today on streaming platforms and premieres with a full band playthrough video.

Born out of personal struggle and inner chaos, “Revelations” weaves an intricate tapestry of tight instrumentation, ornate guitar work, and engaging vocals. It envelops the listener in its pulsating torrent of emotions, reflective lyrics haunted by deep-seated demons, and immersive songwriting that personifies Threat Signal’s central themes of resilience and strife.

The band’s characteristic blend of metal involves elements of technical thrash metal, melodic death metal, groove metal, and metalcore, distinguished by dynamic vocals, technical proficiency, and guitar solos full of flair. Apart from long-standing members – vocalist Jon Howard, bassist Pat Kavanagh, and guitarist Travis Montgomery (ex-Jeff Loomis) – “Revelations” sees the band reunite with drummer Joey Muha, and welcomes guitarist Oswin Wong.

“Revelations” was mastered by Grammy Award-winning engineer Tod Jensen (Iron Maiden, Metallica, AC/DC) at the renowned Sterling Sound studio in the USA, and mixed, recorded, produced, and engineered by vocalist Jon Howard at his Woodward Avenue studio in Canada. The cover artwork was created by Travis Smith (Death, Cynic, King Diamond).

“Revelations” marks the band’s fifth album since the critically acclaimed debut “Under Reprisal” (2006), which won the Canadian Recording Of The Year Award at Hamilton Music Awards.

Pre-order “Revelations” at https://agoniarecords.com/en/threat_signal