Moodring is releasing their new album "Death Fetish" on March 27 via SharpTone Records, characterized by nu metal, heavy alt rock, and industrial influences. The band's founder, Hunter Young, sees this album as a reflection of survival and metamorphosis, with the video for their single "Masochist Machine" emphasizing themes of addiction and escapism. With a history of evolving sound and personal challenges, Moodring's latest release has been described as the sound of transcendence—an artist refusing to disappear, even as the light fades. For all its darkness, death fetish is not a surrender. It's a reclamation."I just wanted to make a dark, honest record," Young says. "And if people don't like it, I don't really care. I had to do it for myself."

Moodring's debut album 'Stargazer' is set to release on June 10 via UNFD, featuring 11 new tracks blending elements of heavy rock, shoegaze, and grunge with a nod to 90s alternative rock. Fans of Deftones, Loath, and 90s heavy rock can expect to enjoy this release. Listen to the new singles and pre-order the LP now.