Out December 4, 2026

New Vision

Can’t Leave With Less

Can’t Leave With Less is New Vision’s first LP for Papercut Recordings, arriving December 4, 2026. Produced by Adam Cichocki (Koyo, One Step Closer, Soul Blind), the eleven-track record marks the band’s first LP for the label and a move toward a heavier sound with a continued emphasis on melody. Their mix of grungy alternative rock, post-hardcore and melody draws on influences including Drug Church, Fiddlehead and Citizen.

The band describe the record as a closer reflection of who they are now: “Every record is ever changing for us, but this vibe for us is definitely where we want to stay and grow from.”

The first two singles explore identity from different angles. “I Am A Muse” addresses self-worth and the refusal to let others determine your value, while “SPICE” looks for enjoyment and possibility when life feels difficult. The latter arrives with a stop-motion video created by Stephen Coad.

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  1. 01Rattlesnake
  2. 02Still Losing
  3. 03When The Sun Explodes
  4. 04Blade
  5. 05We All Fall Down
  6. 06Crawl Space
  7. 07Open Hands
  8. 08I Am A Muse
  9. 09SPICE
  10. 10Caught In The Web
  11. 11Dull Halo
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New Vision announce new LP Can’t Leave With Less, share “SPICE” single and video

October 14, 2026

Hudson Valley rock band New Vision have announced their new LP, Can’t Leave With Less, arriving December 4 via Papercut Recordings. Alongside the announcement, they’ve shared “SPICE” and a stop-motion video created by Stephen Coad.

Produced by Adam Cichocki (Koyo, One Step Closer, Soul Blind), the eleven-track record marks the band’s first LP for the label and a move toward a heavier sound. Their mix of grungy alternative rock, post-hardcore and melody draws on influences including Drug Church, Fiddlehead, Death Lens, Militarie Gun and Citizen.

“SPICE” is about finding yourself and making room for enjoyment when life feels difficult. “It all gets heavy sometimes, especially nowadays, but I feel that it's important to remember there's always good with the bad. Try to take a step back and look at everything, do what scares you,” says vocalist Nico Caro.

It follows “I Am A Muse,” released last month, which tackles self-worth and the refusal to let others define your value. Watch the latest video and stream both singles below.

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