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Siilk — Visceral Images
Out October 8, 2026

Siilk

Visceral Images

Visceral Images is the new 14-track album from Kansas City’s Siilk set for release on October 8, 2026. Following their self-titled 2022 EP, 2023 full-length Fall in place and 2025 single “Silver Tongue,” the band continues exploring the overlap of grungegaze, alternative rock, post-hardcore and nu-metal: hazy guitar textures with heavy distortion, driving low end, muscular grooves,r and melodic hooks with a harder edge. Lead single "Death Proxy" is a perfect example of this. Fans of Soul Blind, Split Chain, Narrow Head, Deftones, Day Aches, Superheaven, and Bleed should find familiar points of entry.

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Tracklist

  1. 01Lust Glitch
  2. 02Spit
  3. 03Death Proxy
  4. 04Still Frame
  5. 05Drip Feed
  6. 06Benign
  7. 07Floor 11
  8. 08No Signal
  9. 09Depravity
  10. 10Lye
  11. 11Digital Meat
  12. 12It's All Pretend feat. Juan Pardo
  13. 13Visceral Images
  14. 14Nerve Burn
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Siilk Announce Sophomore LP Visceral Images, Share Heavy New Single “Still Frame”

September 18, 2026

Kansas City nugaze band Siilk have announced their sophomore LP, Visceral Images, arriving October 8. The 14-track record follows their 2023 debut full-length Fall in Place and builds on the heavier, more muscular direction of their 2025 standalone single “Silver Tongue,” which pushed the band’s grungegaze sound further into nu-metal territory.

Our first taste of this next chapter is “Still Frame,” a track that leans harder into the band’s aggressive nu-metal side without sacrificing the hazy, dreamlike melodies that define their sound. Thick, distorted guitars and a pummeling low end collide with atmospheric passages, bringing together nu-metal, post-hardcore, ’90s alt-grunge, and shoegaze. It’s a heavier, more aggressive turn for Siilk, but the contrast between crushing riffs and melodic atmosphere remains at the heart of their appeal.

Formed in 2022, Siilk introduced themselves with a six-song self-titled EP before expanding their sound on Fall in Place, weaving grunge-soaked guitars and shoegaze textures around increasingly prominent nu-metal rhythms. With “Still Frame,” the band continues to push that heavier direction while retaining the melodic hooks and atmosphere that set them apart. Fans of Deftones, Superheaven, Narrow Head, Soul Blind, Korn, Bleed, and Split Chain should have this one on their radar.

Stream “Still Frame” below, and check out the full album details and tracklist for Visceral Images.

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