Megaton Communion unleashes new single »Disbelief« from upcoming debut album »Red Sky Warning« via Black Doomba Records

Cleveland, Ohio based stoner/desert rock trio Megaton Communion has unleashed new single »Disbelief« taken from their upcoming debut album, »Red Sky Warning«, scheduled for release on December 6th, 2024 via Black Doomba Records.

A music video for »Disbelief« will be premiering online on November 21st, 2024.

Tracklist:
01. Kentucky Buddha
02. Seven Sacred Pools
03. Heir to Earth
04. I – 80 West
05. Undone
06. Disbelief
07. Pass Me Over
08. The End of Everything

Courtesy of Metal Devastation PR:

Black Doomba Records is thrilled to announce the release of »Disbelief«, the latest single from North Eastern Ohio’s stoner/desert rock trio Megaton Communion. This powerful track offers a bold preview of the band’s upcoming album, »Red Sky Warning«, set to drop on December 6, 2024.

Pre-order »Red Sky Warning« here: megatoncommunion2.bandcamp.com

»Disbelief« dives into themes of existential reckoning and human vulnerability, encapsulated by Megaton Communion’s signature heavy grooves and raw energy. The band shares: “This song explores moments of doubt and the inner struggles we face when confronted with the unknown. It’s about channeling those emotions into something transformative.”

»Red Sky Warning«, the band’s highly anticipated album, promises to deliver an immersive listening experience. With tracks like »Disbelief«, Megaton Communion is setting the stage for a monumental release.

»Disbelief« is out now on all major streaming platforms.

Produced by Curran Murphy at Custom Audio Mutation and accompanied by evocative cover art from Sarah Strang, »Disbelief« is a sonic statement of intent. Combining hypnotic riffs, a thunderous rhythm section, and introspective lyrics, the single serves as a testament to the band’s unique style and dynamic sound.

Megaton Communion is:
Joe Marshall – Bass, Vocals
Derrick Walter – Guitar
Ryan Sharkey – Drums

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