Georgia-based metal band Dååth are back! After twelve-year-long hiatus, progressive death metal operators have signed with Metal Blade Records and simultaneously release a brand new single called "No Rest No End". The track features guest solos by Rafael Trujillo (Obsidious, ex-Obscura) and Spiro Dussias. Mixed by Jens Bogren and mastered by Tony Lindgren.




Dååth commented: "After 12 years on hiatus, we agreed that if we’re bringing Dååth back, we’re doing it right. That’s why we’re so excited to announce that we’ve signed to our dream label, Metal Blade! From day one, they understood and backed our vision for the future, have an inextinguishable passion for the genre, an incredible staff, and are one of the reasons Metal is on the map and thriving. We’re excited to add to the growing metal history Slagel & Co have forged with unstoppable determination. Dååth signing to Metal Blade couldn’t be a better pairing - we’re taking this to its full potential, letting nothing and nobody stand in our way. If you’re not going all out, what’s the point?"




"No Rest No End" is the reason Dååth is back," comments guitarist Eyal Levi. "When the writing began, I was looking for proof that we still had it. The last thing I want to do is put out music that sounds like a bad cover of our back catalog. When this song came together, it was clear that we needed to see this through. "No Rest No End" is the pinnacle of everything I’ve wanted to do with this band and features our full lineup firing on all cylinders: crushing riffs, orchestrated to the max, an infectious chorus, insane solos, my favorite metal drummer, baroque insanity, signature clean guitars, and an incredible mix. It’s the most ambitious song we’ve ever written or recorded and we’re just getting started. Enjoy!"

Vocalist Sean Z adds, "The first time I heard "No Rest No End" in demo form, I was blown away! I immediately knew exactly what I wanted to do vocally. The words practically flew off the page. During every step of the creation process, the song was an obvious masterpiece. It’s meant to be heard, and it's meant to be played loud!"

Source:	metalblade.com
Band profile:	Dååth