Hard rock crew Reality Suite have unveiled their new single, "Sulfur".
The track announces the East Coast outfit's signing to Manic Kat Records and captures the best of their heavy stylings - heartfelt honesty and big choruses perforated by rowdy riffs, a nod to the 00s scene, shading boisterous percussion with contemporary alternative hooks.
Speaking on the new track, and collaboration that came with it, Brian King shares: “After nearly a year and a half since our last release, we’re incredibly excited to share new music. “Sulfur” explores submissive tendencies and the toxicity of destructive love. Joe Padula, our guitarist, first introduced the music, Kimmii Heart, our singer, gave it its title and lyrical direction, and I completed the lyrics and melody with our friend and former bandmate, Darren Fisher. It was truly a collaborative effort, and we’re excited for everyone to finally hear it.”
Formed in North Haledon, New Jersey, Reality Suite united over a decade ago, with a desire to create sonically resonating tracks, with classic, arena-rock scale and contemporary hard-rock muscle.
After building momentum within the New Jersey scene, Reality Suite introduced themselves to a wider audience with debut album, Skinn, in 2015. The record established the band’s instinct for imposing riffs, infectious melodies and emotionally direct songwriting, while songs such as “Die Dreaming” saw the band's fan base begin to grow internationally.
Produced by Mike Ferretti (Sevendust, Saliva) and Earl Cohen (Lady Gaga, P!nk), latest collection, Awaken, explores loss, recovery and rebirth through tracks including “Kiss the Ring,” “Grave” and “Cut, Burn, Bruise,” refining Reality Suite’s combination of pristine production, heavy instrumentation and personal lyricism.
Hitting the iTunes Rock Chart in multiple territories, Reality Suite's emotional weight and magnetic presence have resonated on the global scale, and their signing to Manic Kat Records has reaffirmed that burgeoning appeal.
The new era kicks off with "Sulfur" & the track sees Reality Suite at their high-octane best, as the band command the speakers with their emotionally poignant but perennially punchy soundscape.
