Makes My Blood Dance (MMBD) are an exciting hybrid of electro-goth, pop-metal and electronic dance music who have already turned heads with their electrifying live performances and recent singles that have been promoted with cinematic videos. The New York-based act have just signed to Metropolis Records, a leading label in the electronic and industrial music genres.

MMBD make their Metropolis debut with a new single out today entitled ‘Your Little Hand In Mine’, a darkly romantic song that the group describe as “our left field heartbreaker. It’s the closest track we have to a ballad, but wired with the same voltage that makes crowds lose their minds when we’re on tour.” An AI-enhanced video for the track drops viewers into a surreal collision of fantasy and real world imagery that “feels like slipping between memory and revelation; a moment of raw truth dressed in myth and electricity,” they add. It can be viewed HERE.

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Rapidly building a following through relentless touring, MMBD have also announced a set of seven headlining US dates in February 2026 for what they have dubbed the ‘No Love Without Blood Tour’, followed by a full US tour in April and May opening for Powerman 5000. Merging rave culture, disco swing and metal grit into their electro-goth roots, MMBD live shows feel less like concerts and more like rituals. Feral, sweaty, electric and euphoric, the atmosphere is akin to a Berlin nightclub at 3am.

Promotional poster for Makes My Blood Dance's 'No Love Without Blood Tour' featuring a neon heart design, a darkly dressed figure, and tour dates listed at the bottom.

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A band portrait of Makes My Blood Dance featuring four members in bold, alternative fashion. The lead singer has vibrant pink hair and sunglasses, while the others wear various edgy outfits with fishnet and graphic designs. The backdrop adds a grungy, urban feel.

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