Published: April 17, 2026
The 2007 album returns June 19 via Nuclear Blast with remastered audio and bonus track “Invest In Fear”
DOWN will release a remastered edition of their third studio album “Over The Under” on June 19, 2026 via Nuclear Blast Records, marking the first official availability of the LP in the United States.
Originally released in 2007, the album was produced by Warren Riker and reflected a specific period in the band’s history, with material shaped by personal experiences and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
The new edition features remastered audio by Eric Koondel and includes the bonus track “Invest In Fear”, available on CD and digital formats.
The remaster also marks the first time this track is included on a U.S. physical release and on digital platforms globally.
To accompany the announcement, the band has released the remastered version of “N.O.D.”, offering a preview of the updated audio from the album.
TRACKLIST — “OVER THE UNDER” (REMASTERED)
Three Suns And One Star
The Path
N.O.D.
I Scream
On March The Saints
Never Try
Mourn
Beneath The Tides
His Majesty The Desert
Pillamyd
In The Thrall Of It All
Nothing In Return (Walk Away)
Invest In Fear (CD/Digital Bonus Track)
LINEUP
Philip H. Anselmo — Vocals
Pepper Keenan — Guitar
Kirk Windstein — Guitar
Jimmy Bower — Drums
Pat Bruders — Bass
DOWN formed in New Orleans and brought together members of bands including Pantera, Corrosion Of Conformity, Crowbar, and EyeHateGod.
Their discography includes “NOLA” (1995), “Down II: A Bustle In Your Hedgerow” (2002), and “Over The Under” (2007), followed by the two-part “Down IV” releases in 2012 and 2014.
LIVE — 2026
6/03/2026 — Sweden Rock Festival — Norje, SE
6/05/2026 — Mystic Fest Poland — Gdask, PL
6/21/2026 — Hellfest — Clisson, FR
10/03/2026 — Aftershock — Sacramento, CA
10/24/2026 — Sick New World Texas — Fort Worth, TX
With the remastered release of “Over The Under”, DOWN revisit a key moment in their catalog while making the album available in new formats for the current cycle.
Written by Gino Alache – Music Journalist
