You understand what? Props to Breaking Benjamin, who’ve stayed within the both for like twenty years. They’re lastly again once more with some new music—their first since 2018’s Ember—within the type of a brand new single known as “Awaken.” Give it a pay attention under.
“Awaken” marks the band’s debut of their new label residence of BMG, since they’re extremely loyal and have been with Hollywood Data since their first album Saturate got here out in 2002. I can’t even get a textual content again. Anyway, Jasen Rauch, the band’s guitarist, spoke on the brand new single.
“Engaged on this tune has been one thing new and thrilling for all of us, I consider. We’ve been in a position to discover extra of who we’re historically whereas on the similar time push boundaries and check out issues we haven’t accomplished previously. Musically we’ve tried onerous to remain true to what Breaking Benjamin is, however supply a brand new take as properly.”
The band’s founder and frontman Benjamin Burnley has additionally given particulars about their latest creations, diving a bit of deeper into the remainder of the album itself. Talking with Full Metallic Jackie’s KLOS present Whiplash, Burnley stated:
“Yeah, it’s been the longest we’ve ever gone with out placing out an album, however the unusual factor is, I don’t know if it’s ’reason for the pandemic or not, but it surely doesn’t seem to be it’s been that lengthy, to me anyway, but it surely has been a very long time. I feel that plenty of that’s simply that we now have, with each album that comes out, there’s simply one other complete album’s value of stuff. Now we have plenty of songs in our catalog, so it’s type of prefer it will get to the purpose of, like, we’re not gonna add any extra to this simply so as to add extra to it. We have to preserve true to what this catalog… When I’m gone off the earth, and that’s all that’s left of me behind, is my offspring and music is what I’ve left behind, I would like it to be actually stable.”
I’m fairly pleased they’re including extra songs to their catalogue. There’s no such factor as an excessive amount of.