Hyper Pop Metal? Japan’s PALEDUSK Release New Single

Japanese futuristic hyperpop metal trio PALEDUSK celebrate the power of authenticity on new single RUMBLE featuring Masato from coldrain, out now via Greyscale Records and SharpTone Records.

Like a bull in a china shop, Paledusk break free of restraint on new single RUMBLE, taking listeners on a rollercoaster ride through genre-defying moments of energised jubilance and moody fusion. An anthemic offering calling for the freedom to create authentically and without limit, RUMBLE represents Paledusk in their truest form. The riotous three-piece bounce off the walls as they traverse unique and contrasting sonic ground, further establishing themselves as one of modern metal’s most exciting acts.

The band’s diverse sound has captured the attention of music tastemakers across the world, with the band announcing earlier this year their signing to Sharptone Records for Europe, United Kingdom, North America and South America. With Greyscale Records already covering Australia and New Zealand, Paledusk are on a steady path to world domination. The trio’s sights have been set firmly on taking over the world with their unique blend of skittish instrumentals with melodramatic sprinklings since their formation in 2014.

For most bands, chaos and insanity are used as colourful descriptive words, but for Paledusk they’re somewhat of an understatement. From their sound, to their videos, to their onstage performances, electronic-metalcore powerhouse Paledusk leave nothing behind as they carve a path that is truly one of a kind.

Since the release of their EP ‘Happy Talk’, word has spread like wildfire about the trio from the Japanese island of Kyushu. The band has gone on to release multiple singles with some of Japan’s most hyped artists, and now they set their sights on international stages.

Their ferocious live performance earned them a place at Australia’s Good Things Festival 2022 last December, where they showcased a collection of their eclectic repertoire alongside the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Deftones, NOFX, TISM and so many more, visiting stages in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Paledusk now embark on their first ever tour of North America, supporting metalcore monsters Polaris on the Fatalism Tour alongside Currents and Varials.

Inheriting the conventional digital rock feel of pioneers like Japanese experimental band The Mad Capsule Markets and English electronic dance act The Prodigy, Paledusk continue on their path, proudly leading the way for lawless metalcore, carrying the baton for the punk community and promising to keep their listeners guessing.