Freeze the Fall have released “The Burial”, a new single that arrives on 28 October 2026 and comes from the band’s upcoming album “Crescents and the Torch”, which is due in March 2027. The track is out digitally, with a lyric visualizer published alongside it.
Produced by Jordan Chase at Oodelally
The song was produced by Jordan Chase at Oodelally Recordings, with Colton Douglas credited as sound engineer. The visualizer, which carries the lyrics on screen, was made by Kevin Moore of MindReader and Soft Surrogate. The band has not announced a physical edition of the single, and the release is digital only.
Aria Becker on bass
Aria Becker plays bass in Freeze the Fall and is the band’s current female member. She has been part of the Canadian group through its recent EPs, including “The Red Garden”, which came out on 18 June 2025, and the earlier “Thrones”. The band’s line-up also includes guitarist Quinn Mitzel and Jonah Goncalves. Freeze the Fall have worked with 604 Records on distribution since April 2025 and are linked with Kelowna, British Columbia.
Lyrics about loss and memory
The lyrics of “The Burial” deal with grief and the passing of time, opening with the lines “What if we’re just ashes / Why do we think we’re free” and returning to the refrain “Bury you again / Memories slip through my hands”. A later verse sets young love against mortality: “Young love, vivid and endless / But I blink, and we’re in caskets”. The single follows the band’s second EP “The Red Garden”, released in June 2025, and their first EP “Thrones”. Freeze the Fall have also made videos for “Hypothermia”, “VHS”, “Aurora” and “Oubliette”.
The album “Crescents and the Torch” is expected in March 2027, with no further release details confirmed yet.
