GraveMass Unleashes Dark New Single “Fallen” Featuring Members of Zimmers Hole, 3 Inches of Blood, and Revocation

GraveMass Drops Ferocious New Track “Fallen” from Upcoming Debut Album

Emerging from the dark depths of Canada’s West Coast metal underground, GraveMass—a formidable new black/death metal act—has released their newest single, “Fallen.” The track, accompanied by a menacing visual, is a chilling descent into the mythology of fallen angels and the malevolent truths they embody. It represents the latest sonic strike ahead of the band’s highly anticipated debut full-length album, set for release later this year.

GraveMass is composed of seasoned musicians from some of Canada’s most influential metal outfits, including Zimmers Hole, 3 Inches of Blood, The Golers, Punch Drunk, and Revocation. This powerhouse lineup merges their collective experience and musical fury to produce a sound that is both authentic and punishing—unapologetically rooted in the traditions of black and death metal.

Written by Mayan Hate, with lyrics by Lorde Heathen, “Fallen” is a relentless barrage of sinister riffs, thunderous percussion, and guttural vocals. The song embodies the chaos and weight of modern humanity’s descent, portrayed through GraveMass’ uniquely visceral sound.

In a statement about the release, GraveMass shared:

“The fans are hungry for new material, and this one is a feast. We bring the listener into our world, our experience, our message. A fresh slab of darkness. The soundtrack for the madness that is the current human condition. Enjoy this journey into the unrelenting brutality that is GraveMass.”

Influenced by extreme metal titans such as Slayer, Venom, Morbid Angel, Watain, and Napalm Death, GraveMass fuses old-school aggression with modern brutality. Their music is a pure and uncompromising homage to the spirit of black and death metal, crafted to deliver maximum impact.

With “Fallen,” GraveMass offers a glimpse into what promises to be a searing, unholy debut album. It’s a declaration of intent—and a brutal reminder that Canadian metal is as fierce and alive as ever.