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Oblivion

Oblivion (feat. Tim Lambesis)

Oh What the Future Holds

Far from Heaven

A metalcore song about being dragged into battles you never chose, carrying scars from someone else’s wars, and refusing to be erased.

Ashes & Anthems

Collateral Damage

"Masks Fall in the Storm" is about the revelation of true loyalty and authenticity in relationships when faced with adversity. The song uses the metaphor of a storm to represent life’s challenges, which strip away superficial connections and expose the genuine bonds that endure. It highlights how prosperity can mask insincerity, with people showing false support during good times, but true character—both of individuals and their relationships—is revealed in moments of hardship. The lyrics emphasize that real friendship and loyalty are forged not in moments of ease but through shared struggles, where only those who remain steadfast prove their worth. The rap verses contrast fleeting, fair-weather allies with those who stand firm, while the anthemic chorus celebrates the enduring strength of authentic connections. Ultimately, the song encourages valuing and recognizing those who remain loyal through life’s trials, affirming that adversity clarifies who is truly reliable and sincere.

Masks Fall in the Storm

Slave to Nothing

Deathgrip

Pissed Off

Cold

Champions

Southern Hostility

Reinventing Hatred

All Pride No Pain

Built from War

Prepare yourself for a brutal, unrelenting array of unabashed aggression and sheer ferocity that will beat you to oblivion. This is what UPON A BURNING BODY delivers each and every time. The San Antonio based group’s debut offering, The World Is Ours, caught the metal scene by storm with its crushing Pantera-esque grooves, dynamic riffing and captivating hooks. Their live performance is unmatched, which quickly had their name being spread by the masses throughout the scene.

Their highly acclaimed latest offering RED.WHITE.GREEN. was tracked, mixed and mastered with renowned producer Will Putney (For Today) at The Machine Shop in NJ. This album showed the band truly coming into their own unique sound.

With a clear vision for their identity and an immeasurable level of determination, UPON A BURNING BODY are now touring full-time throughout the world spreading their message of dedication, self-belief and relentless competitive greatness. Sumerian founder Ash Avildsen commented “Upon a Burning Body frontman Danny Leal has one of the most distinguishable and decipherable voices I have heard in years. With the perfect soundtrack of riffs and beats backing him and an explosive live show, there is no question what the very near future will hold for this band.”

Built from War

Upon A Burning Body

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