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Future Palace set the world on fire with new single/video 'Flames'

Future Palace are set to ignite with their new single/video 'Flames', taken from their forthcoming album 'Run' out June 10 2022 through Arising Empire.

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Future Palace have been showing a whole new fresh heaviness of sound on their last singles,  and it gains a whole new dimension one this new single 'Flames'. 

Vocalist Maria states that "Flames is one of our most powerful and aggressive songs. Instrumentally as well as vocally, we have tried out a multitude of new stylistic means here. In terms of content, the song looks back on my unfortunately often painful past. Like its predecessors, however, it conveys the will to fight and hope." 

The band shot the impressive music video for 'Flames' with Pavel Trebukhin, who has already directed bands like Imminence and Novelists FR. The new video is perhaps the most elaborate visualization that Future Palace have ever chosen for a song. Symbolising an escapist message that 'Flames' carries in every pore, it is represented by literal fire from which singer Maria escapes. With this, the band gets to the heart of the general narrative of their second album »Run«, which will be released on June 10, 2022 and deals intensively with letting go of stressful experiences.

The album talks about the aftermath of a toxic relationship and shows in a visually stunning and vulnerable way that the struggle with one's own salvation is only the beginning, even after escaping from a dramatic situation.

The band sets these painful processes to music in dramatic post-hardcore, which is able to atmospherically reproduce the ups and downs of one's own emotions. Brutal like Holding Absence, Spiritbox or While She Sleeps, irresistible and sweeping like Bring Me The Horizon or Pvris – Future Palace sound out all extremes and arrive at a synthesis that is as real as life.

Check it out below. Pre-Order Run now!

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