Patriarchs In Black announce new studio album »To Serve Man« due January 8th, 2027 via Metalville Records; first single and music video out now!

US doom metal powerhouse Patriarchs In Black premiere new single and music video »No More Blood«, out today on all major streaming platforms.
»No More Blood« is the lead single taken from Patriarchs In Black’s sixth full-length album, »To Serve Man«, set to release on January 8th, 2027 via Metalville Records.
Heavy metal veterans Patriarchs In Black have announced their highly anticipated sixth studio album, »To Serve Man«, scheduled for global release on January 8, 2027 via Metalville Records.
Today, Patriarchs In Black release the lead single »No More Blood«, accompanied by an official music video.
Formed in late 2021 by iconic riff-writer Dan Lorenzo (Hades, Non-Fiction) and powerhouse drummer Johnny Kelly (Type O Negative, Danzig), Patriarchs In Black have built an unrelenting reputation for their signature blend of down-tuned, bluesy stoner rock and classic doom metal. True to the band’s dynamic format, the upcoming 12-track album features a rotating cast of elite guest vocalists and bassists handling performance duties across Lorenzo’s crushing new compositions.

»To Serve Man« follows a prolific run of stellar releases, including »Reach For The Scars« (2022), »My Veneration« (2023), »Visioning« (2024), »Home« (2025), and their recent definitive covers collection, »Completely Covered In Black« (2026). Johnny Kelly recently wrapped tracking all studio drums for the project, setting a massive rhythmic foundation for what promises to be the duo’s heaviest and most conceptually dark record to date.
The upcoming album tackles themes of humanity, politics, and social disillusionment across a series of crushing original tracks. Fans can look forward to hard-hitting singles like »No More Blood«, »Feast Of Snakes«, »Spoiler Alert«, »Murder Machine«, »These Dark Days«, and »Nothing Left In The Tank«.
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well

