Fit For An Autopsy Debut Pounding New Song From 2022 Album

Fit for an Autopsy are gearing up for a great 2022 with Oh what the future holds set as the title of their sixth album, which arrives Jan. 14, and just released a music video for the lead single, “Far From Heaven,” which fans are sure to see live on during the deathcore band’s winter tour alongside from Enterprise Earth, Ingested, Signs of the Swarm and the Great American Ghost.

“This song seemed like a worthy introduction to the album’s premiere, picking up where we had creatively left off since our last release,” said the band, who last released. The sea of ​​tragic beasts in 2019.

A melodic guitar lead opens the first glimpse of Oh what the future holds, to the backdrop of tumbling drums with a clear, ethereal vocals floating above it all, but it all ends once singer Joseph Badolato blows the track “Far From Heaven” and the band rips into a fierce groove that will send Elbows fly dangerously close to the gorges in the pit on this 2022 tour that awaits us.

Watch the music video for “Far From Heaven” below and watch the Oh what the future holds the illustrations and the track list further down the page, where you will also find the upcoming dates of the Fit for an Autopsy US tour.

Speaking in more detail about the record as a whole, Fit for an Autopsy continued, “While there are some more drastic dynamic turns on the new album, Far from the sky delivers from a more simplistic and primary place. Lyrically, this record also digs deeper into internal turmoil, but this song is in a way a much more literal and grounded representation of our continued frustration with the institutions and class gaps that exist in all places. facets of society. The powerful video, directed by Eric Richter, is a great thematic visual counterpart to the song’s inherent dark nature. Hope you enjoy it – we certainly do. “

Oh what the future holds releases January 14 on Nuclear Blast. Pre-order your copy here.

Fit for an Autopsy, lyrics to “Far From Heaven”

I saw the fallen stars descend into the sea.
Reborn like fallen gods, they keep me away from heaven.

Saviors revealed as miserable people.
The world is a field of corpses, accept it.
Why is life a death sentence?
A coffin containing our countless blessings.
And it burns, until the sky turns black.

Terrorized, a few inches from death, permanent threat, there can be no compromise.
Never forget, a life of neglect leaves one dehumanized.
Loss and regret, the senses are ripe but the mind is paralyzed,
with a thirst that the earth be flooded with sulfur and blood.

I saw the fallen stars descend into the sea.
Reborn like fallen gods, they keep me away from heaven.

Acolytes, merchants of death.
Shortness of breath plagued by parasites.
The bodies regress, mistreated and oppressed, the mind is armed.
Put to the test, the children of war will quench their appetites,
with a thirst that the earth be flooded with sulfur and blood.

I saw the fallen stars descend into the sea.
Reborn like fallen gods, they keep me away from heaven.

Bastard sons of sin, born of the greatest arsonist.
They only let in light to show us that darkness is permanent.
We are what you created.

An endless expanse of pine crates light up the sky.

Keep me away from the sky.
So far from paradise.

Worthy of an autopsy, “Far From Heaven” music video

Suitable for an autopsy, Oh what the future holds Album cover + track list

01. “Oh what the future holds”
02. “Pandora”
03. “Far from paradise”
04. “In the shadows”
05. “Two laps”
06. “A higher level of hatred”
07. “Collateral damage”
08. “Savages”
09. “Conditional healing”
10. “The Man I Wasn’t”

Fit For An Autopsy, Enterprise Earth, Ingéré, Signs of the Swarm + Great American Ghost 2022 US Tour Dates

January 05 – Columbus, Ohio @ Skully’s Music Diner
January 06 – Hamtramck, Michigan @ The Sanctuary
January 07 – Chicago, Illinois @ Reggies Rock Club
January 08 – St. Paul, Minn. @ Turf Club
January 09 – Iowa City, Iowa @ Wildwood
January 10 – Lincoln, Neb. @ The Royal Grove
January 11 – Denver, Colorado @ Bluebird Theater
January 12 – Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Complex
January 14 – Portland, Oregon @ Dante’s
January 15 – Seattle, Washington @ El Corazon
January 17 – Sacramento, CA @ Goldfield Trading Post
January 18 – Petaluma, CA @ The Phoenix Theater
January 19 – Los Angeles, CA @ 1720
January 20 – San Diego, CA @ Brick By Brick
January 22 – Mesa, Arizona @ Nile Theater
Jan 24 – Austin, Texas @ Come and take it live
January 25 – Houston, Texas @ Warehouse Live
January 26 – Dallas, Texas @ Gas Monkey Bar & Grill
January 27 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. @ Oklahoma City Limits
January 28 – Memphis, Tennessee @ Growlers
January 29 – St. Louis, Missouri @ Red Flag
January 30 – Nashville, Tennessee @ The Basement East
February 01 – Tampa, Florida @ Crowbar
February 02 – West Palm Beach, Florida @ Respectables
February 03 – Orlando, Florida @ Soundbar
February 04 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
February 05 – Greensboro, NC @ Blind Tiger
February 07 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Crafthouse
February 08 – Baltimore, Maryland @ Sound Stage
February 09 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Foundry
February 10 – Worcester, Mass. @ The Palladium
February 11 – Hartford, Connecticut @ Webster Underground
February 12 – New York, NY @ The Gramercy Theater