The band’s Sumerian Records’ release lands October 14th just haead of their appearance at When We Were Young Fest.
Earlier this summer, Sleeping with Sirens confirmed their return with the announcement of their latest studio album, Complete Collapse. The confirmation marked the second full length release for Sumerian Records campaign and the first new collection of music since 2019’s, How It Feels To Be Lost.
Sleeping With Sirens introduced the album with the first single of which featured a special guest assist from Underoath frontman Spencer Chamberlain. “Crosses” quickly resonated with fans, almost instantly surpassing more than 1mil streams via Spotify and nearly 1mil views on Youtube alone – with those numbers steadily ascending since.
The band followed up with an impactful double shot, unveiling a pair of singles, “Let You Down” featuring Charlotte Sands and the subsequently tour-titled, “Ctrl +Alt + Del“. Vocalist Kellin Quinn shared some of their rationale in making their selections, “We’re really excited to share with you two songs we’re extremely proud of! One song features our dear friend and the amazingly talented Charlotte Sands the track is called “Let You Down”! The other is a track that kicks ass and will be an absolute banger of an opener for future tours! We loved it so much that we named our tour after it! Ctrl + Alt + Del.“
Sleeping with Sirens spent the summer trekking on the Ctrl + Alt + Del Tour with Don Broco, Point North, and Garzi in tow. The headlining run was punctuated with Sleeping with Sirens appearing at Blue Ridge Rock Festival. The band is also confirmed for next month’s When We Were Young Vegas weekender.
Adding to the swell of excitement surrounding the album, Sleeping With Sirens have debuted the latest music video for the title track of the project, “Complete Collapse”. The band’s frontman Kellin Quinn detailed the emotional weight of the track and how it captured the uncertainty of the last two years.
“‘Complete Collapse‘ is actually a song about how I was feeling mentally before the pandemic and how I could have completely collapsed if it weren’t for the time at home during the pandemic. Having the time to restore and not burn out was a godsend, which is ironic for how terrible the pandemic was. It is also the reason for the title and the picture on the cover of our album. I think says it best we’re all just chilling at the pool drinking our martinis while everything is burning around us.”
Complete Collapse arrives October 14th from Sumerian Records. Pre-order the album – HERE.
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