Below

Dominate

Comfort and Fire

Verse 1 — Don’t Let This Fade

Life may change the setting
But not the respect
No matter where we end up
Don’t let this fade

I don’t want to lose my best friend
You’re part of who I am
Years don’t change what we built
That’s something I’ll defend 

Verse 2 — The Cost of Holding On

This is the cost of holding on
Always stuck in my head
Replaying every word
You ever said

I want to be happy with someone else
I know that’s true
But I can’t build a future
If I’m still holding onto you

Pre-Chorus — You Don’t Know What You Want

You said you didn’t know what you wanted
Like years could disappear overnight
You let uncertainty decide for you
While I was still trying to fight

Chorus — Heavy Every Morning

Every morning hits like gravity
Another weight I didn’t choose
I wake up already exhausted
From everything I still carry for you

Verse 3 — Love Was Easier to Write

You said the words so perfectly
Wrote promises you couldn’t keep
Funny how love was easier to write
Than to live when it got deep

Verse 4 — Written Before You Left

Those letters were written before you changed
Before walking away felt right
Now I read them like they’re from another life
From someone I don’t recognize

Bridge — Always With Me

I miss you more than words can say
Every night, every day
Three boys chasing who they’ll become
One little girl lighting the way

If you ever feel alone
Or the world feels too heavy
Just know I’m cheering from afar
Always proud, always ready

Chorus 2 — Hard to Forget

It’s hard to forget what felt like home
Hard to unlearn what felt so right
It took you seconds to let it go
It’s taking me longer just to feel alive

Final Chorus — Nothing Holds Me Back

But I won’t stay here forever
I won’t let this be my end
I’m building something stronger now
From everything that’s been bent

You don’t define my future
You don’t own the ground I stand on
I’ve felt the weight, I’ve paid the cost
And nothing holds me back now

Outro — Full Circle

I loved honestly
I lost painfully
But I’m still standing here
And that means something to me

The Cost of Everything

THE MULTIVERSAL UPLINK
by Dethcore
The Multiversal Uplink is the third chapter in Dethcore’s ongoing conceptual saga following The God Butcher Protocol and The Change Engine.
After the eradication of gods and the rewriting of reality itself, Nul remains unopposed — until he detects a signal that does not originate from his universe. What follows is an escalation beyond scale: consciousness expanded past singular creation, judgment multiplied across infinite realities, and the systematic extermination of gods wherever they exist.
This album explores unchecked power at maximum throughput. Pantheons fall in parallel. Faith collapses in every language. Reality strains under constant correction as Nul deploys proxy versions of himself to execute judgment across the multiverse simultaneously.
But domination brings an unexpected consequence.
As expansion accelerates, the system reaches saturation. Resistance disappears. Victory becomes hollow. At the farthest edge of existence, Nul encounters something he cannot erase — a boundary older than gods, untouched by judgment.
The Multiversal Uplink is relentless, aggressive, and cold by design — a deathcore record built on scale, brutality, and inevitability. It ends not with defeat, but with realization, setting the stage for the final chapter: The Endstate Protocol.

The Multiversal Uplink

Defy

Unbreakable

Breaking the Mirror

Locked (In My Head)

A HANDFUL OF BANDS PLAY THE “DEVASTATING RIFFS AND CATCHY HOOKS” GAME, BUT FOR BEARTOOTH, THIS MUSIC IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH. AS EASYGOING, CHARMING, AND OUTGOING AS THESE YOUNG MEN MAY APPEAR, THERE’S AN INNER TURMOIL CHURNING AWAY, ONLY SATIATED BY THE SAVAGE MUSIC THEY PLAY. SUICIDAL IDEATION, EMOTIONAL DESOLATION, AND DESPERATE DARK NIGHTS OF THE SOUL ARE CHEWED UP AND SPAT OUT IN SONG AFTER SONG; CATHARTIC SINGALONG ANTHEMS LIKE “FED UP,” “SICK OF ME,” AND “IN BETWEEN.”

LIKE NINE INCH NAILS OR TAME IMPALA, BEARTOOTH IS A ONE-MAN BAND IN THE STUDIO. IT BEGAN AS MUSICAL EXORCISM, CONCEIVED IN FRONTMAN CALEB SHOMO’S HOME RECORDING SANCTUARY, A MEANS TO TAME THE DEMONS OF DEBILITATING DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY HE’S SUFFERED SINCE CHILDHOOD. BEARTOOTH HARNESS THE SACRED AND PROFANE TO PURGE INNER DARKNESS WITH A DIZZYING LIGHT. BEARTOOTH’S EFFECT ON LISTENERS IS EVIDENT BY THEIR HIGHLY-ENGAGED AUDIENCE; INVITATIONS TO MAJOR FESTIVALS WORLD AND TOURS WITH SLIPKNOT, BRING ME THE HORIZON, AND A DAY TO REMEMBER; AND A RIAA-CERTIFIED GOLD SINGLE.

WHEN ROLLING STONE INTRODUCED BEARTOOTH AS ONE OF 10 NEW ARTISTS YOU NEED TO KNOW, THE SOUND WAS RIGHTLY DESCRIBED AS “LIKE A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN, USUALLY WITH ENOUGH OPTIMISM TO PUSH THROUGH.” AS LONG AS THE DUELING DICHOTOMY OF MENTAL ANGUISH AND CREATIVE CATHARSIS REMAIN BOUND TOGETHER, CALEB SHOMO AND CREW WILL BE HERE TO OVERSEE THE SHOW. SO PLEASE, ENJOY THE RIDE.