Lorna Shore has kicked off a new era with the release of their devastating new track “Oblivion” — the first single from their upcoming album I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me, out September 13, 2025 via Century Media Records.
Clocking in at just over eight minutes, Oblivion is a sonic journey — a brutal blend of relentless deathcore with sweeping orchestral elements. Will Ramos delivers a gut-wrenching performance, shifting effortlessly between gutturals, shrieks, and haunting clean vocals. The song explores themes of emotional collapse and the overwhelming weight of existence.
In an official press release, the band described the song as “the culmination of everything we’ve done — but on a new level.” Guitarist Adam De Micco called Oblivion “a reflection of the suffering and hopelessness that comes from accepting the chaos within and the decay of everything around us.”
Directed by Dylan Hryciuk, the cinematic music video paints a post-apocalyptic visual narrative that matches the emotional weight of the track — vast wastelands, collapsing structures, and symbolic suffering amplify the mood and message of the song.
Wanna dive deeper into the track?
Check out my full reaction video on YouTube to see my first impressions, lyric breakdown, and a deep dive into the emotional power behind Oblivion.
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