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STRAY FROM THE PATH Share New Song & Music Video “Fortune Teller”

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Long Island, NY hardcore heavyweights, STRAY FROM THE PATH are back with their brand new single “Fortune Teller” and its accompanying music video, available everywhere from UNFD. The blistering track follows hot on the heels of the band’s recently released live album, Smash ‘Em Up: Live In Europe 2019, and is a promising glimpse at what’s to come with more new music on the way from the band’s partnership with UNFD.

Stray From The Path have been bringing their charged-up punk fury and politically outspoken voice to the masses for the better part of two decades and “Fortune Teller” is proof that they aren’t slowing down any time soon. The band’s distinctive blend of groove and aggression has been pushed to breakneck levels with guitarist Tom Williams’ powerful riffs working in tandem with the pummeling rhythm section of Anthony Altamura (bass) and Craig Reynolds (drums). Vocalist Drew Dijorio’s unique hardcore-meets-hip hop delivery is on full display as he lashes out against the myopic outlooks and selfishly misplaced priorities of past generations, demanding and end to apathy towards the suffering of others. Stray From The Path‘s mastery of heaviness and hooks has never been better and “Fortune Teller” is a satisfying hint at the band’s future. Stay tuned for more announcements and new music.

The band describe the song as,

“Musically, a heavily syncopated assault on the senses. Lyrically, a fired-up attack on the status quo. Written as an antidote to the boomer mentality, Fortune Teller is an anthem for building a better future – no matter how badly it’s been laid out by the past.”

Stray From The Path will be continuing their non-stop touring ways with their biggest UK/EU headlining tour to date, featuring support from The Devil Wears Prada, Gideon, and Loathe (tickets available now). More tour dates coming soon, see full itinerary below.

Lyrics:

Firewalk with me

I see my father’s shadow
My soul is critical
My gut, my gravestone
Firewalk with me

I’ve talked with ghosts of old
The end to my end is my control
The future’s in my bones
Firewalk with me

My hero is my victim
My angle in the system
messiahs, slave drivers, pensions, prisons
Come on, firewalk with me

Run up
My hand is steady, come test me
From the ground up
Build a bridge we’ll burn it up
Firewalk with me

The end to my end is my control
The futures in my bones
Build a bridge we’ll burn it up
Firewalk with me

My fingers feel the fractures
My prophecy, my rapture
The knife that cuts the cancer
Firewalk with me

My fear is not my master
My darkness is my lantern
the question is the answer
Can you firewalk with me?

They can’t catch us if we run
We don’t answer to anyone

The end to my end is my control
The futures in my bones

Firewalk with me

STRAY FROM THE PATH live

December 2 Birmingham, UK @ Asylum
December 3 Bristol, UK @ Thekla
December 4 Glasgow, UK @ G2
December 5 Manchester, UK @ Rebellion
December 6 London, UK @ Islington Academy
December 7 Southhampton, UK @ The Loft
December 8 Paris, FR @ La Maroquinerie
December 9 Lyon, FR @ Ninkasi Kao
December 10 Zurich, CH @ Dynamo
December 11 Eindhoven, NL @ Dynamo
December 12 Antwerp, BE @ Zappa
December 13 Köln, DE @ Club Volta
December 14 Herford, DE @ Krampus Festival
December 15 Karlsruhe, DE @ Knockdown Festival
December 16 Munich, DE @ Backstage
December 17 Budapest, HU @ Durer Kert
December 18 Wien, Austria @ Flex
December 19 Nürnberg, DE @ Z-Bau
December 20 Leipzig, DE @ Conne Island
December 21 Prague, CZ @ Meet Factory
December 22 Hamburg, DE @ Logo

Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
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