The Last Ten Seconds of Life release “Rat Trap” music video alongside album release

Pennsylvania’s heavy metal band, The Last Ten Seconds of Life, has recently released their latest album, “The Dead Ones,” through Metal Blade Records. Along with the album’s launch, the band unveiled a new music video for the song “Rat Trap,” featuring a cameo from Nate Johnson, formerly of Fit For An Autopsy.

The Dead Ones, the band’s first release under Metal Blade, was produced by Carson Slovak and Grant McFarland at Atrium Audio. Guitarist Wyatt McLaughlin describes the album’s sound as having a “rolling-tank-like feel,” accomplished by reverting to the Drop F tuning used on their 2012 Warpath EP. The result is a collection of ten tracks of intense and powerful deathcore music, focusing on thick, heavy tones.

With guest appearances from David Simonich of Signs Of The Swarm, Alan Grnja of Distant, and the band’s original vocalist Storm Strope, The Dead Ones is a collaborative effort. According to McLaughlin, the band delved into their entire past discography to create a cohesive “ten-song thriller” that resonates with their fanbase. Already hailed as their most aggressive offering in years, the album is sure to impress.

Fans can now purchase The Dead Ones in various formats, including CD, digital, and limited vinyl editions. The accompanying music video for “Rat Trap” showcases the band’s raw energy and heavy sound, inviting listeners to experience their intense music firsthand.

Overall, The Last Ten Seconds of Life’s latest album marks a significant milestone in their career, solidifying their place in the metal scene. With a renewed focus on their signature sound and a lineup of talented guest artists, the band’s music continues to resonate with fans and critics alike. As they embark on this new chapter with Metal Blade Records, The Last Ten Seconds of Life show no signs of slowing down, delivering a relentless and powerful sound that defines their unique style.