Published: June 26, 2026
The dark-rock artist has filmed a Las Vegas music video with Chuck Garric after releasing Good Attendance At Sunday School and collaborating again with Korn drummer Ray Luzier
Brocarde has announced a new collaboration with Chuck Garric, bassist for Alice Cooper and member of Beasto Blanco. The duet is planned for release later in 2026, with a music video recently filmed in Las Vegas.
The announcement follows the release of Brocarde’s debut album Good Attendance At Sunday School and her latest single “Seven Sins”, which premiered at BraveWords on May 15. The single reunited Brocarde with Ray Luzier, drummer of Korn and a previous collaborator.
The collaboration began after Brocarde met Chuck Garric while interviewing Beasto Blanco at Wacken Open Air. According to the press release, Brocarde later sent Garric a track she had envisioned as a duet.
The source material states that Chuck Garric responded positively to the song before recording his vocal parts.
“Incredible song, great work. It reminds me a bit of musical theatre, which I love very much,” Garric said.
Details of the duet, including its title and release date, were not included in the press release. The announcement confirms that a music video for the collaboration was filmed in Las Vegas.
“Seven Sins” marks another documented collaboration between Brocarde and Ray Luzier. The track premiered through BraveWords on May 15, following the release of Brocarde’s debut album Good Attendance At Sunday School.
The press release also states that David Coverdale of Whitesnake described Brocarde as “electrifying” and “powerful”. It further notes that Ray Luzier has praised her songwriting and vocal style.
The announcement follows a collaboration between Brocarde and Download Festival. According to the source material, Brocarde conducted a paranormal investigation beneath the Apex Stage at the festival.
The press release also identifies Brocarde as a columnist for the U.K.’s Daily Star, where her “Terrifying Travels” column is published every weekend and focuses on locations associated with paranormal activity.
The press release presents Brocarde as a dark-rock artist whose work combines music, fashion, horror imagery and paranormal storytelling. Her public creative identity is described through dark aesthetics, theatrical presentation and lyrics connected to personal experience.
The source material states that songwriting became an outlet for Brocarde during adolescence and that her later work expanded into paranormal investigations, travel writing and performances built around supernatural themes.
As Brocarde prepares the release of her duet with Chuck Garric, the collaboration adds another documented connection between her solo work and musicians associated with established rock and metal acts. The announcement also connects her debut album Good Attendance At Sunday School, her Ray Luzier collaboration on “Seven Sins”, her Download Festival activity and the forthcoming Las Vegas-filmed video into the same period of her career.
Written by Gino Alache – Music Journalist
Watch the official video for “Seven Sins” below.
