New Language Announce Brand New Single "give In"

LOS ANGELES - March 29, 2018 - PRLog -- NEW LANGUAGE have premiered a sneak peek from their highly anticipated new single, "Give In" which will be released via STEM and available on all DSPs Friday, April 13. The track is the first of many new music releases the band have lined up for 2018. This is also the first piece of new material since the release of their 2017 'Everybody Screams' EP, which included the recent buzzworthy music video for "Show Me", which premiered exclusively on New Noise and garnered press attention from Loudwire, Metal Anarchy, Kill The Music, Veracious Magazine, and more.

The Southern California post hardcore/rock group has also recently put the finishing touches on a full-length music video for "Give In", which was shot by Anthony Duty and Alex Soto of Gentle Giant Digital, and edited by the band's lead vocalist/guitarist Tyler Demorest. "Give In" was recorded in the band's Los Angeles Studio, then mixed and mastered buy Toronto's own Dajaun Martineau (Hundred Suns, Cancer Bats, Rush, and Yelawolf).

New Language will also be performing two West Coast dates as support for both Will Haven and Fake Figures in early May. See below for details.

05.04.18 - Programme Skate Shop - Fullerton, CA (w/ Will Haven)
05.06.18 - The Viper Room - Los Angeles, CA (w/ Will Haven)

Media assets and song preview available upon request

About New Language:

New Language has made quite the name for themselves since launching from Los Angeles in 2016. Their powerful sound has been described as 'high-octane rock' meets 'post-hardcore fury'; which is exactly what has catapulted them to be featured by outlets such as Spotify in their 'New Noise' playlist, Australia's acclaimed TripleJ radio, SiriusXM's Octane, and on LA's own 95.5 KLOS. New Language was direct support for The Used on their 'In Love & Death / Self Titled' Anniversary Tour, which sold upwards of 40K tickets across 26 dates. Alternative Press published, "Lead vocalist Tyler Demorest brings it way loud, reminiscent of early Thrice, while the weight of the bass and drums in the score shoots a nod to Queens of the Stone Age."

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