Today sunshine state’s WAGE WAR have unleashed blistering new single WITNESS. The track captures the band’s collective sonic brute force, whilst showcasing the perfect juxtaposition between vocalists Briton Bond & Cody Quistad.
The track follows previous singles Stitch and Don’t Let Me Fade Away, which have seen support from BBC Radio 1 Rock Show, Kerrang! Radio, Rock Sound and Kerrang!.
WAGE WAR are weeks away from releasing second album DEADWEIGHT, due 4th August on Fearless. The record was produced by A Day To Remember‘s Jeremy McKinnon and renowned producer Andrew Wade (The Ghost Inside, Neck Deep, Eyes Set To Kill).
You can see a glimpse into the recording process below.
Fresh from touring the US with Every Time I Die and playing Carolina Rebellion, Northern Invasion and Rock On The Range festivals, WAGE WAR are showing no signs of slowing down with their upcoming US headline tour and support to A Day To Remember, followed by a trip down under to tour with Make Them Suffer in Australia. The band will return to the UK soon.
Set to make one hell of a dent in heavy music, WAGE WAR are rapidly scaling new heights.
WAGE WAR – Composed of Briton Bond (Vocals), Cody Quistad (Guitar, Vocals), Seth Blake (Guitar), Chris Gaylord (Bass), Stephen Kluesener (Drums) – When Wage War formed in Ocala, Florida, in 2013 they started playing all over Central Florida, and soon after signed to Fearless Records. From there the group linked up with the production team of Andrew Wade (Neck Deep, The Ghost Inside) and A Day To Remember vocalist Jeremy McKinnon who produced their 2015 debut Blueprints. In a defining new era for the band, Wage War is certain to incite frenzied mosh pits for years to come, as the band displays an aggression that they’ve have only hinted at in the past. Wage War was named in Alternative Press’ Most Anticipated Music of 2017 and have toured with the likes of August Burns Red, Every Time I Die and I Prevail, among many others, in addition to being a standout act on the Vans Warped Tour 2016.
