Volumes Release Music Video for New Single “Bad Habit”

Volumes are back with a bang, celebrating their 15-year musical journey with the announcement of their fifth album, “Mirror Touch,” set to be released digitally on December 12 through Fearless Records. The physical album is scheduled to drop on February 27, 2026. Volumes, consisting of Michael Barr, Raad Soudani, Myke Terry, and Nick Ursich, have astoundingly withstood the test of time, evolving their sound while retaining a loyal fan base that has grown right alongside them.

In a surprising sonic departure, Volumes present their latest track, “Bad Habit,” accompanied by a visually stunning music video. The song still retains the band’s signature guitar-driven sound but introduces newfound melodic sensibilities and synths, leading to a departure from their usual heavy screams to embrace clean verses and choruses. “Bad Habit” is a beautiful example of the band’s seamless transition into alt-metal territory, likely to captivate both old and new listeners alike.

Lead vocalist Michael Barr sheds light on the thematic depth of “Bad Habit,” describing it as an introspective exploration of coping mechanisms that may not always be healthy but serve as crutches in life. The track challenges the notion of balance in dealing with these habits, suggesting that finding equilibrium is often a fruitless pursuit.

The album, “Mirror Touch,” boasts a tracklist featuring songs like “Sidewinder,” “Bottom Dollar,” “California,” “Adrenaline,” and more, culminating in a diverse collection of tracks that showcase the evolution of Volumes’ sound over the years. Having amassed over 167 million streams in the U.S. alone, Volumes have left an indelible mark on the heavy music scene with their unique blend of polyrhythmic metal, hardcore elements, and an undeniable attitude.

Critically acclaimed albums such as “Via,” “No Sleep,” “Different Animals,” and “Happier?” have solidified Volumes’ position as genre trailblazers, with “Happier?” receiving high praise from KERRANG! for its innovative approach. The band’s live presence has also been felt, sharing stages with prominent acts like Ice Nine Kills, Born of Osiris, Dance Gavin Dance, and Counterparts.

Volumes’ relentless pursuit of sonic exploration, combined with their fierce musicality and commanding stage presence, ensures that they continue to captivate audiences worldwide with their sensory assault of riff-heavy music and potent vocals. As they gear up to unleash “Mirror Touch” onto the world, Volumes are poised to further solidify their position as heavy music luminaries, ready to set the scene ablaze once more.