Published: January 1, 1970
'HELLBOUND' speaks to the story of an individual who is fighting their demons, and digging to discover the root cause of the psychological bleeding they are experiencing," says the band's Jake Diablo about the track. "After digging long and hard, they realize that the solution is right in front of them. Wake up, cut out the 'victim' mentality, and utilize the gift of choice that we each possess to do what is necessary to improve our lives."
The band's prior single "Sleep When I'm Dead" clocked over 1.2 million streams on Spotify and has been top 20 on Octane since February 1, amassing over 500 spins during that period and reached No. 37 on the Mediabase Active Rock chart, including official adds at WRIF/Detroit, Music Choice, WIIL/Chicago, WHXR/Portland, and many more.
Last fall, the band dropped their video for "Go For Gold." It's a super catchy jam that will live rent-free in your brain. The accompanying visual strings together performance footage and tells the band's story. It's like a digital bio set to music.
The band has had its music played on Football Night In America; at Detroit Red Wings games; in Major League Baseball stadiums; and on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. They spent the summer of 2023 touring Pacific and Japanese military bases and have opened for Bush, Dorothy, Tea Party, X Ambassadors, and Mutemath.
