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TSS Share "DEAD!" (Feat. CVLTE) Video
FRENCH METAL BAND TSS (FORMERLY THE SUNDAY SADNESS) SHARE VIDEO FOR “DEAD!”(FEAT. CVLTE)
FEARLESS RECORDS recently welcomed French metal alchemists TSS (formerly The Sunday Sadness) to the label’s global roster.
The band has steadily built a reputation with its innovative blend of emo, metalcore, alternative rock, and synthwave. They’ve recently added elements of phonk and neo-metal to their sonic blend. The band was founded in 2016 by Kirby, who sought to combine his emo and metalcore roots into a fresh new sound. The band quickly solidified its lineup with John on guitar and vocals, and Hugo on Drums.
TSS bring the synths and the riffs on their new song “DEAD,” featuring Japanese group CVLTE. The song gets an added dose of heat from the layered vocals and lyrics which are partially sung in the band’s native French language. All of these elements make for a truly cross-cultural metalcore anthem that cycles through multiple moods and tempos, as well as different genres, like pop and nu metal, in the space of a few minutes. The guitars have infinite girth, while the catchy chorus “I’m addicted to the pain” will wrap around your cerebral cortex and stay there. The quiet-loud dynamics and the industrial crunch that defines the closing breakdown are as explosive as it gets. TSS will take you to plenty of musical spaces and places on “DEAD.”
“Our new single, ‘DEAD!,’ marks a turning point for us,” the band states. “After years of mutually admiring each other’s work and wanting to evolve the emo scene on our respective continents, we’ve finally joined forces with the Japanese band CVLTE. Since 2019, we’ve been exchanging, sharing our inspirations and visions for the future of the genre.”
TSS further say, “‘DEAD!’ is the fruit of this unique collaboration: a song that blurs boundaries, fusing our influences and musical identities to redefine what alternative rock music can be today. This collaboration goes beyond music; it represents the union of two worlds passionate about alternative genre, fueled by two different cultures.”
Regarding the accompanying video, the band says, “Shooting the video here in Europe, with [singer] Aviel by our side, was a powerful experience, symbolizing the culmination of several years of connection and creation. The result of this teamwork is DEAD! A powerfull hit radio song about toxic relationships, that mixes trap, metalcore, and cloud rap. In addition to the music, we have forged a strong friend relationship with CVLTE. This collaboration is just the beginning of long series of other featuring between the two bands.”
It follows “Killing Me,” their debut single for their new label. The visual is inspired by The Matrix and ’00s-era horror films, and it will transport you to the glory days of aughts art.
