Miscreance reveals new album “Reminiscence” and releases music video for “Scalp Ceremony”

Northern Italian band Miscreance is set to release their second album, “Reminiscence,” on August 28, 2026, through Season of Mist. This highly anticipated album consists of nine tracks and runs for 37 minutes, featuring a concept that delves into a lost civilization existing between the primitive and the psychic realms.

Along with the album announcement, Miscreance unveiled the music video for the lead single, “Scalp Ceremony,” produced by Tulpa Studio. The video, shot in a cultish handcam style reminiscent of underground recordings, complements the song’s intense pace. Drummer and vocalist Andrea Feltrin suggests that the video captures a murderous energy that takes the audience by surprise.

Initially known as Atomic Massacre, Miscreance transitioned towards progressive compositions, earning international recognition with their debut album, “Convergence,” in 2022. While influenced by classic tech-thrash bands like Atheist and Dark Angel, the new material explores uncharted territories. The opening track, “Trait d’Union,” features unique tribal percussion with guest musician Leo Di Angilla adding digeridoo, flute, and berimbau elements.

Recorded by Marino De Angeli at Bridge Produzioni Audio and mixed and mastered at Majestic Studio in Italy, “Reminiscence” showcases a sound like that of an ancient civilization beyond human understanding. Bassist Jean-Claude Rossignol warns that tracks such as “The Moaning Hill” and “Oracle’s Rift” are not for the faint of heart.

The band’s ability to blend technical precision with cinematic arrangements sets them apart. The album will be available digitally and in limited physical editions like CD digipaks and colored vinyl variants. Fans can pre-order the album through official label channels to experience Miscreance’s evolution of modern death metal.

In conclusion, Miscreance’s upcoming album promises to challenge the boundaries of the metal genre. With a unique blend of progressive elements and technical prowess, “Reminiscence” is poised to captivate audiences and solidify Miscreance’s position in the growing underground metal scene.