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BEARTOOTH Shares Music Video For ‘Beautiful Again’ From ‘Pure Ecstasy’ Album

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BEARTOOTH have released their sixth album, ‘Pure Ecstasy’, through Fearless Records, alongside a music video for ‘Beautiful Again’. The release marks the band’s first full-length album for the label and continues the momentum of 2023’s commercially successful ‘The Surface’.

Frontman Caleb Shomo wrote, recorded and largely produced the 11-track album, with selected contributions from Jordan Fish; he said ‘Beautiful Again’ reflects the contrast between joy and despair during its creation. BEARTOOTH will support the record with a world tour beginning in Europe on 17 September, before North American dates start in Boston on 11 November with DON BROCO, MAGNOLIA PARK and WINDWAKER.

  • BEARTOOTH release ‘Pure Ecstasy’ and a ‘Beautiful Again’ video.
  • The album is their first full-length for Fearless Records.
  • A European and North American tour begins in September.

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BEARTOOTH are an American rock band led by singer and songwriter Caleb Shomo. Their music often draws on heavy rock and metal, while Shomo’s lyrics have explored personal struggles and changing moods.

Pure Ecstasy is the band’s sixth album and their first full-length release with Fearless Records. Shomo wrote, recorded and largely produced its 11 songs, with some contributions from Jordan Fish, a musician and producer.

The album follows The Surface, released in 2023, which brought the band commercial success. BEARTOOTH’s tour plans include European and North American dates, with several other bands set to join the North American shows.

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