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PLUSH Shares Music Video For New Single ‘Animalistic’

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PLUSH has released a music video for its new single, “Animalistic”, the first track unveiled from its forthcoming second album, “Mass Hysteria”. The band says the song and video explore internal conflict, rage and resilience, using contrasting light and dark visual scenes to represent outward identity and hidden instincts.

The song was written by Moriah Formica, Blair Daly and Zac Maloy, and produced by Kile O’Dell and Formica; the video was directed by Vicente Cordero. “Mass Hysteria” is due for worldwide release on 18 September 2026, while PLUSH’s US tour runs from 13 August in Connecticut to 9 October in California, with VIP packages and album bundles also available.

  • PLUSH releases “Animalistic” video ahead of new album.
  • “Mass Hysteria” arrives on 18 September 2026.
  • The band is touring the US through October.

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PLUSH is an American rock band led by singer Moriah Formica. Its forthcoming album, Mass Hysteria, is the band’s second full-length record, following its debut album.

Animalistic is the first song released from the new album. Formica wrote it with songwriters Blair Daly and Zac Maloy, and co-produced it with Kile O’Dell. Its themes of inner conflict and resilience are reflected in the video’s contrasting light and dark scenes.

The album is scheduled for release on 18 September 2026. PLUSH’s US tour runs from August to October, giving the band a chance to perform for audiences as it introduces the new material.

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