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Oathbound to release new studio album “Colors in Grey” on March 6th 2026

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October 21, 2025
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Oathbound Colors in Grey coverEclipse Records is thrilled to announce the signing of an exclusive worldwide deal with Oathbound, a Progressive Metalcore band from Seattle (USA) that channels the raw, unfiltered emotion that defines the human condition while crafting sonic soundscapes that are as emotionally resonant as they are sonically powerful.

Oathbound just wrapped up production of their new second studio album entitled “Colors in Grey”, which will be released via Eclipse Records on March 6th, 2026. The album was produced by Oathbound, engineered by Taylor Harper & Kalyan Lopez, and mixed & mastered by Aaron Chaparian (As I Lay Dying, Bleeding Through, Chimaira).

“Signing with Eclipse is the realization of a lifelong dream for me!”, says guitarist Taylor Harper. “Since the moment I first laid eyes on an electric guitar, I knew that creating music was my calling. I can’t thank the Eclipse Team enough for trusting us to represent their brand and for welcoming us with open arms! I can’t wait to see where it all goes from here”! Vocalist Chris Fox adds, “I am beyond honored for this opportunity and for the support from such a reputable establishment in the industry. Music is my dream and I’ll make sure to not disappoint. Doing this is my life and I hope to do it until the end”! Guitarist Viktor Schultz adds: “I’m thrilled about the opportunities that working with Eclipse will provide! It’s a very exciting time for Oathbound and I can’t wait to make the best music we can”! Drummer Travis Morlan continues, “Life is wild. I’m living the dream that I imagined when I was 3 years old and I am honored to sign to Eclipse. It still doesn’t feel real”!

This latest full-length from Oathbound, “Colors in Grey”, is exactly the kind of record the progressive metalcore scene needs right now. It’s a definitive statement that firmly entrenches the band in the upper echelon of the genre. More than a simple collection of songs, this is a rigorous, nine-track emotional excavation. The Seattle outfit has always possessed a gift for channeling raw human experience — confronting themes like trauma, addiction, and heartbreak head-on — but here they successfully forge those dark elements into a work of unexpected, profound catharsis.

Slated for release on March 6th, 2026, this album is an undeniable, critical pivot point for their career. The sheer sonic ambition is evident from the moment the music hits. “Colors in Grey” was self-produced, a commitment that highlights the band’s unflinching confidence in their vision. Crucially, that vision was polished by the masterful mixing and mastering of Aaron Chaparian at Iron Audio. Considering his work with acts like As I Lay Dying, Bleeding Through, and Chimaira, you know the commitment to brutal sonic clarity is absolute. Chaparian grants the album a powerful, dynamic space where every crushing riff and intricate, machine-gun rhythm lands with visceral impact. This process ensures the sound avoids the sterile sheen that plagues so much modern heavy music; the soaring clean passages feel wholly earned, and the heaviness is truly immense. We should also note the visual component: Aaron Varshay’s striking artwork perfectly captures the emotional tension and nuance that defines the record’s entire mood.

“Colors in Grey” is far more than a technical blueprint; it is a forceful, profoundly human document that reminds us why metal, at its best, is the ultimate vehicle for spiritual connection and catharsis. This is the sound of a band operating at an undeniable peak. The album & singles feature cover art designed by Aaron Varshay. It is scheduled for release on March 6th, 2026.

Pre-order & pre-save “Colors in Grey” here.

Tracklist:
01. Origins
02. Colors in Grey
03. Set Adrift
04. Misunderstood
05. The Masks We Wear
06. Insomniac
07. Searching for an Answer
08. Hold On
09. False Ideals

Line-up:
Chris Fox – Vocals
Taylor Harper – Guitar
Viktor Schultz – Guitar
Steve Schwarz – Bass
Travis Morlan – Drums

Weblinks:
oathboundstore.com
www.facebook.com/Oathboundband

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