Italian metalcore outfit Stain The Canvas dive into the dark reality of media obsession with their new single “Vultures” featuring Distant, out Friday, October 10th via InVogue Records. Arriving with a visualizer, the new track calls out how society feeds on tragedy while turning pain into a form of entertainment. 

With their new album Honey Rot set to arrive December 12, “Vultures” gives fans a glimpse of what’s to come. The band is gearing up for a release that promises to dig even deeper into what makes Stain The Canvas unapologetically themselves. 

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Track listing:

1. (…)

2. what are we now ‽

3. Seal My Soul

4. 554th

5. The Light Within

6. GATTINI ft. Klaus Noir

7. Cataclysm

8. Vultures ft. Distant

9. stupid boy ft. As December Falls

10. Inevitable

11. Choke

12. Leeches

13. No Heart To Blame

Have you ever scrolled social media and caught yourself watching a tragedy unfold in real time, reading every update, every comment, every rumor even when it starts to feel wrong? That uneasy curiosity sits at the heart of “Vultures,” reflecting a world where pain becomes content and victims are reduced to headlines instead of being seen as human. 

On the new single, guitarist Lorenzo Accattoli mentions:

“‘Vultures’ examines how crime news is exploited for profit and how audiences become consumed by the need to know every single detail, no matter how insignificant. This feeds a cycle of outrage and disturbing fascination that benefits media outlets while dehumanizing victims.”

Promotional poster for the band Stain The Canvas, featuring four band members and details about their concert with Dead by April and Vicious Rain in Vechta, Germany, on November 21, 2025.

Stain The Canvas will join Dead By April and Vicious Rain on stage in November, bringing fans an unforgettable night packed with the songs they know and love.

Promotional poster for the 5th edition of Corefest featuring band names such as Dead By April, Future Palace, and Stain The Canvas, with an illustration of a skeletal figure holding a scythe against a dark background.

Core Fest in Stuttgart, Germany will welcome Stain The Canvas to its stages, bringing their powerful metalcore sound to sone of the region’s most anticipated festivals.

ABOUT STAIN THE CANVAS

Stain The Canvas are reinventing modern metalcore with a sound that grows from unrelenting passion, fearless ambition, and biting vulnerability. Formed in Milan in 2019, the five-piece consists of Bryan Marte (vocals), Lorenzo Accàttoli (guitar), Riccardo Cerolini (guitar), Luca Giorgi (bass), and Alessandro Bonetti (drums). From the beginning they wasted no time making their mark, quickly building a global following with their self-produced debut and unstoppable drive.

 Since then, the band has carved out a reputation as one of the scene’s most fearless newcomers. With hits like “Stolen Youth” and “Dead Circus,” their second album, All Fine / eniF llA (InVogue Records), broadened their audience and garnered over 18 million global streams, appearances on prominent editorial playlists, and coverage from publications such as Alternative Press. Their presence has been further enhanced by tours with Attila and Call Me Karizma, as well as festival appearances at Sziget Festival, Slam Dunk Milan 2025, Resurrection Fest 2025, and the upcoming Core Fest 2025. 

Stain The Canvas is now preparing for their most ambitious chapter yet with their upcoming album, Honey Rot, which will be released via InVogue Records this December. The album pushes the band’s sound deeper into new territory while capturing the duality that distinguishes them: visceral emotion and unfiltered honesty. Honey Rot, which is driven by integrity and a desire to change, is a declaration of Stain The Canvas’s intention to leave a lasting impression. 


Band Members:
– Bryan Marte (vocals)

– Lorenzo Accàttoli (guitar)
– Riccardo Cerolini (guitar)

– Luca Giorgi (bass)

– Alessandro Bonetti (drums)


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