Telling Secrets has unveiled atmospheric new single, "DYTIMI?" (Do You Think I'll Make It?), a compelling display of modern alternative rock, with potent metalcore intonations.
The thunderous anthem tips the cap to the likes of Bring Me The Horizon, Picturesque and Bad Omens, as Telling Secrets wraps 2025 with another bold output.
Kovacs unpacks the new track explaining: ""DYTIMI?" A question - Do you think I’ll make it back in time to say goodbye? Take my advice, don’t think about the ‘bad’ thing in the future too much. If you do, you’ll put yourself through it twice. In this track I channel my questions, regrets, and guilt. I'm doing my best to keep the darkness out, but my resilience is running out by the day. I’m sinking, and unfortunately I did live through it twice."
The secret is out...
Alternative rock emergent Telling Secrets burst onto the scene in 2024, with a collision of arena-ready choruses and explosive breakdowns that have since hit the airwaves on Kerrang Radio, Sirius XM Octane, Idobi Radio & BBC Radio 1 Introducing Rock.
Last year's debut album, Telling Secrets I was a spectacular first entry for the band. Featuring a stacked set of rock ragers, the band nods to a dexterous array of influence from Dayseeker to The Used to Sleep Token.
"Telling Secrets is set to shake up the scene with a myriad of eclectic styles converging, united by a balanced and slick production thanks to some esteemed collaborators" - Loudwire
2025 has seen Telling Secrets push their sonic envelope, delving into some of their heaviest and heartiest material to date. From the haunting "Paranoid" to the deeply personal "Glorybound" and Halloween house-of-horrors, "Crazy", seismic metalcore has taken it's place firmly at the core of the band's output.
"DYTIMI?" sees Vik Kovacs & co, return to their melodic alternative rock roots. The swell of heavy influence is still felt, but it comes as the platform for soaring choruses and a gripping pop sensibility. Telling Secrets continue to deal in hypnotically moreish contemporary alternative.
"I totally lost my mind when I first heard this. Where have you been my entire life?" - Alyx Holcombe, BBC Radio 1
