Published: April 22, 2026
The band continue the rollout of their debut full-length arriving April 2026
Devil’s Cut have released their new single and video “Drop Dead (End)”, taken from their debut album “Roadkill”, scheduled for release on April 24, 2026 via MNRK Heavy.
The track follows earlier releases from the album, continuing the band’s rollout ahead of the full-length.
“Drop Dead (End)” combines elements of metalcore with industrial textures, alongside melodic structures influenced by country music.
The track is described by vocalist Trey Landrum as a high-energy composition intended for both live performance and audience participation.
The video was directed by Zabb.
“Roadkill” is the band’s debut full-length album and includes a mix of heavier tracks and more introspective material.
It was produced by Evan McKeever and incorporates additional instrumentation elements such as lap steel, mandolin, and banjo within its arrangements.
The album follows previous singles including:
“Drink With The Devil”
“Roadkill” (title track)
Devil’s Cut combine heavy riffs with country-influenced vocal delivery, creating a hybrid style sometimes referred to as “Mossy Oak metal”, reflecting their Kentucky roots.
Their material draws from both metal and country traditions, incorporating elements from each without fully aligning with a single genre.
The band formed following a collaboration between vocalist Trey Landrum and drummer Cody Ash, who later became their manager.
Their early releases included a cover of “Tequila” and the track “Insomnia”, which gained traction online.
For “Roadkill”, the band relocated temporarily to Nashville and worked with multiple co-writers, including:
Cody Quistad
Serg Sanchez
Kile Odell
Jordan Centers
The material was developed throughout this period, combining different influences and approaches.
LIVE — 2026
The band will support the album with a series of live performances throughout 2026, including:
April 22 — Jeffersonville, IN — Wrong Side 812 (Album Release Party)
April 23 — Nashville, TN — The Cobra
April 25 — Dallas, TX — Tea Room
April 26 — Fayetteville, AR — West End Fay
April 30 — Dunbar, WV — The Shop
May 1 — Erie, PA — Centennial Hall
May 2 — Binghamton, NY — The Bundy Museum
May 3 — Niagara Falls, NY — Evening Star
May 5 — Richmond, VA — Banditos Burritos Lounge
May 6 — Manalapan, NJ — Locals Bar
May 7 — Catonsville, MD — Morsbergers
May 8 — Raleigh, NC — Cannonball Music Hall
May 9 — Spartanburg, SC — Ground Zero
May 10 — Nashville, TN — The Cobra
June 5 — Ironton, OH — Drift Days Music Festival
June 6 — Proctorville, OH — Blazing Summer Music Festival
June 8 — Lansing, MI — Mac’s Bar
June 11 — Evansville, IN — Ray Leo’s
August 18 — Memphis, TN — Haven Haus
August 20 — Warner Robins, GA — Reverb Room
August 21 — Tampa, FL — Brass Mug
August 22 — Sanford, FL — West End Trading Co
August 23 — Jacksonville, FL — Eclipse
August 25 — Myrtle Beach, SC — End Zone
LINEUP
Trey Landrum — Vocals
Zach McConnell — Guitar
Trap — Drums
Bailey Jones — Bass
“Drop Dead (End)” continues the introduction of Devil’s Cut as they move toward the release of their debut album “Roadkill.”
Photo credit: Perri Leigh
Watch “Drop Dead (End)” below:
