Amarok’s double remix album »Overcome« now streaming in its entirety; available alongside CD edition of »Resilience« this Friday via Hypaethral Records!
Chico, California based sludge/doom metal band Amarok is streaming their upcoming double album »Overcome« in its entirety at New Noise Magazine! The album features remixes by members of Vastum, Primitive Man, Mizmor, Gridfailure & more.
»Overcome« will be released alongside CD edition of »Resilience« this Friday, September 25th, 2026 via Hypaethral Records.
Tracklist:
Disc 1
01. Charred – Remixed by Sinuous Void
02. Ascension – Remixed by Only Now
03. Interlude – Remixed by Collapse
04. Penance – Remixed by Gridfailure
05. Legacy – Remixed by Ethan Lee McCarthy
Disc 2
01. Charred – Remixed by DJ Eons One
02. Ascension – Remixed by Mirroriddian
03. Interlude (Kali Yuga) – Remixed by Auto Seer
04. Penance – Reimagined by Leila Abdul-Rauf
05. Legacy – Remixed by Andrew Black
Courtesy of Earsplit PR:
Amarok’s »Overcome«, the massive double album featuring remixed and reimagined tracks from the band’s »Resilience« full-length, by members of Vastum, Primitive Man, Gridfailure, and more, is currenty streaming in its entirety at New Noise Magazine. The premiere comes on the eve of the record’s release on Friday, September 25th through Canada’s Hypaethral Records.
Released in 2024, the double album »Resilience« stands as Amarok’s most fully realized statement to date. A deeply personal meditation on climate catastrophe, existential dread, grief, and perseverance, the album transforms crushing heaviness into a powerful expression of endurance and hope in the face of overwhelming darkness. Decibel Magazine hailed a, “massive, slow-burn offering,” while BrooklynVegan lauded its distinct brand of “slow-paced, heavy/beautiful post-metal.”
In 2026, Amarok returns to »Resilience« with »Overcome«, a companion 2xCD featuring ten remixed and reimagined interpretations of the album by artists from across the experimental and extreme metal spectrum. Featuring contributions from Ethan Lee McCarthy (Primitive Man), Leila Abdul-Rauf (Vastum), Andrew Black (Mizmor / Hell live), and others, »Overcome« reframes the emotional core of »Resilience« through diverse sonic perspectives, revealing new dimensions within its towering compositions while remaining true to the album’s central themes of transformation and survival.
Photo by Michelle Camy
Offers bassist/vocalist Brandon Squyres, “»Overcome« came out of the idea where we felt so strongly about »Resilience« and the themes involved in that album, but felt like it could be more. I feel like we collectively may have been too close to add or do a reimagining of those songs as a band. So, we asked people that we admire and are close to, as well as tackling some of them ourselves separately, and couldn’t be happier with the reimagined songs that have emerged. This album is very much us, but also very much a collaboration.”
Stream Amarok’s »Overcome« early HERE.
An epic doom and black metal project based in Northern California, Amarok combines the sustained drones and crushing weight of doom metal with the intricate melodies, layered guitar harmonies, and blistering intensity of black metal. Taking their name from the giant wolf of Inuit mythology – a creature said to be capable of ripping a person’s soul from their body – Amarok channels immense sonic power into music that is both emotionally devastating and spiritually transcendent.
Their self-titled debut full-length, a monumental work of funeral doom, was released in 2011. In the years that followed, the band collaborated with friends across the extreme metal underground on a series of split releases before unveiling the ambitious 2xLP Devoured in 2018, further refining their expansive and immersive sound. Each release explores different facets of the band’s nature-inspired themes, with every epic composition representing a chapter in an ongoing story of transcendence, marked by a continuous Roman numeral sequence.
»Overcome« will be released as a 2xCD (Ltd. 200) and digitally.
Additionally, a CD edition of »Resilience«, limited to 200 copies, will also be available.
Comments Squyres, “»Resilience« is an album that felt wholly us. In that, I mean we all contributed equally to this record, and it is something that we all hold deeply in our hearts, both creatively and musically. Having »Resilience« come out in a form that may give more people access to it that maybe didn’t have that before, is an amazing feeling and we are super excited to reintroduce this album to those that may have missed it.”
Find physical preorders or »Overcome« at the Hypaethral webshop HERE and digital orders at Bandcamp HERE. Find physical preorders of »Resilience« HERE and digital orders at Bandcamp HERE.
Amarok live:
9/22/2026 Cafe Colonial – Sacramento, CA *
9/23/2026 Humdinger Brewing – San Luis Obispo, CA *
9/24/2026 Knuckle Head – Los Angeles, CA *
9/25/2026 The Tower Bar – San Diego, CA *
9/26/2026 Kup Cultural Center – Mexicali, MX *
9/27/2026 Repulica De Hops – Tijuana, MX *
9/28/2026 House Show – Phoenix, AZ
9/29/2026 Desert Dogs – Santa Fe, NM
9/30/2026 The Crypt – Denver, CO
10/01/2026 Neurolux – Boise, ID
10/02/2026 Clock Out Lounge – Seattle, WA
10/03/2026 Cryptatropa – Olympia, WA
10/04/2026 High Water Mark – Portland, OR
10/05/2026 John Henry’s – Eugene, OR
10/06/2026 Silver Moon Brewery – Bend, OR
10/07/2026 Naked Lounge – Chico, CA
10/08/2026 Heshersif – Oakland, CA
* w/ Abyssal
Amarok is:
Brandon Squyres – Bass/Vocals
Kenny Ruggles-Alaniz – Guitar/ Vocals
Nathan Collins – Guitar
Colby Byrn – Drums
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