Does the tour/record/release music cycle ever truly end? For most musicians, it seems like an endless cycle. Releasing a new full-length album every 2-3 years or so, Motionless In White are pretty much on that same cycle. Yet despite changing trends, they’ve managed to stay more than just relevant – perhaps even vital. Scoring The End Of The World racked up the accolades and ended up as one of their highest charting records to date, but they’re not content to coast.
Even better news for MIW fans? They’re working on new music, with a new album set to appear in 2025. Helpfully transcribed by Blabbermouth, the band revealed plans for new music next year…
“We’re in a period of our career right now where I hope that we can afford that kind of time away where fans are, like, they understand that that’s why we’re gone because we’re putting the time towards the album to make the best album we can make. Doing an album in three months just is not realistic anymore, at least not for us. And that’s what we were used to back in the day. But that’s not our reality anymore. We’re taking our time with it. We’re doing tours in between. And honestly, when it’s done, it’s done. I have no date that I’m announcing. It will be next year, that’s for sure. But I’m not even thinking about a date. I’m just writing the coolest songs that we could write. And we’re really excited about what we have.”
Considering the balance their most record had, it’ll be interesting to hear where the new material goes. Metalcore? Radio rock? Depeche Mode cover album? We won’t have to wait too long.
