‘Echoes Of The Past’, the title track from Scarlet Anger’s new album, is out now as a single, with the album following on 22nd January 2027 through Metalville Records.
The song is not intended as a nostalgic trap, but rather a sanctuary of strength. Reliving pivotal milestones, from first touch to painful farewells, the track turns memories into a healing force that chases away fear and keeps the abyss at bay, proving that the present self is built from everything we’ve survived.
Musically, the new songs on their fourth studio album are said to take a slightly more modern and experimental direction.
“Our thrash metal roots are still clearly audible,” said the band. “But this time we’re moving further towards modern thrash metal, experimenting with new elements and exploring different musical approaches. Our aim was to develop our sound further without losing our identity.”
The tracks are said to sound more modern, more mature and more varied. Rather than simply repeating what they have done before, the band members wanted to explore new possibilities and take their music into new dimensions.
The cover artwork was designed by Fred Molitor and visually realised by Jeff Buchette, who just happens to be one of the band’s guitarists and was additionally responsible for the design of the booklet.
Recordings took place at the studio of the band’s other guitarist, Fred Molitor, where he was also responsible for the mix. Tony Lindgren, who previously worked on their Freak Show album, handled the mastering at Fascination Street Studios in Sweden.
Tracks featured on Echoes Of The Past are: ‘(Un)breakable’, ‘Blurring Limits’, ‘Run Again’, ‘Echoes Of The Past’, ‘Bad Blood’, ‘Inside Out’, ‘Twin of a Twin’, ‘Bewitched’ and ‘Through The Ashes Of Hell’.
