Rock mavericks Highly Suspect are back, and they're inviting us into a sonic exploration of introspection and rebirth with their upcoming album, 'As Above, So Below.'
The band, known for their raw energy and boundary-pushing sound, promises a journey that blends their signature gritty guitars and haunting melodies with a newfound depth of introspection. 'As Above, So Below' is not just an album; it's a chapter in frontman Johnny Stevens' personal narrative.
"If my life is a book, then this album is the first chapter that truly addresses the central conflict," Stevens reveals. "The recognition of an ego, the problems its caused - and the birth of its death. As Above, So Below.”
The first taste of this sonic revelation comes in the form of the album's lead single, "Summertime Voodoo." A haunting and hypnotic track, it sets the stage for the emotional and thematic depths the album promises to explore.
"'Summertime Voodoo' is the introductory paragraph to this chapter," Stevens explains. "We didn’t know which song to put out first, so this time, instead of trying to guess which one sounds most like a single, we just decided it makes the most sense to start at the top of the story.”
With 'As Above, So Below,' Highly Suspect are poised to captivate both longtime fans and newcomers alike. The album promises to be a raw and unflinching exploration of personal struggles, ego death, and the journey towards self-discovery. This is a band reborn, and their music reflects a newfound sense of purpose and clarity.
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