Hail The Sun has released their new single, “Secondary Worship,” via Equal Vision Records. With impressive guitar riffs that throw you back into the early 2000s metalcore scene, listeners are going to have their faces shredded off. The messaging of the track offers introspection of oneself.
Frontman Donovan Melero explains that the majority of their music is about self-realization while learning to grow from past mistakes. “But it came from a darker place,” he explains. “While I haven’t mastered it, I’ve certainly gotten better at directing my energy into the places it’s better suited for. And the places I want to go. Nothing is as pure as the feeling of alignment. ‘Secondary Worship’ is a story of the next part of that process.”
It’s evident in the chorus that navigating hard times can have a positive outcome, “Now I’m such a different person/Found a better version/I swear.” Addressing buried thoughts and memories to rise above difficult times in life can be screamed out with this song. The track showcases that Hail The Sun understands how to move onward while sticking to their post-hardcore sound.
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Fans will definitely hear the new track live on their upcoming spring tour with Intervals. For more info and to grab tickets, visit their site.
Tour Dates:
- March 8—Indianapolis, IN @ Deluxe
- March 9—S. Louis, MO @ Delmar Hall
- March 10—Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theatre
- March 12—Lawrence, KS @ Bottleneck
- March 13—Denver, CO @ Summit Music Hall
- March 14—Salt Lake City, UT @ The Complex
- March 15—Boise, ID @ Knitting Factory
- March 17—Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
- March 18—Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater
- March 20—Sacramento, CA @ Ace of Spades
- March 21—Berkeley, CA @ UC Theatre
- March 22—Los Angeles, CA @ Echoplex
- March 23—Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues*
- March 24—Phoenix, AZ @ The Nile Theatre
- March 26—Dallas, TX @ Studio at the Factory
- March 27—San Antonio, TX @ Vibes Event Center
- March 28—Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
- March 30—Orlando, FL @ House of Blues
- March 31—Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade
- April 2—Charlotte, NC @ Underground
- April 3—Baltimore, MD @ Baltimore SoundStage
- April 5—New York, NY @ Irving Plaza
- April 6—Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club
- April 7—Philadelphia, PA @ Brooklyn Bowl
- April 9—Montreal, QC @ Theatre Fairmount
- April 10—Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall
- April 11—Cleveland, OH @ The Roxy
- April 12—Detroit, MI @ Saint Andrew’s Hall
- April 13—Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
- July 28 — Manchester, UK @ Radar Festival*
*Festival Appearance
