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Spite team with Boundaries on emotional blast from upcoming album

“This song is about coping with the passing of my father. Being robbed of grief and carrying an anger with nowhere to go. I’m grateful Matt McDougal was able to sing on such an important song with me.”

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SPITE

Spite Share Crushing New Single “Looking Glass” Featuring Boundaries

Southern California bruisers Spite have unveiled a harrowing new track, “Looking Glass,” featuring guest vocals from Boundaries frontman Matt McDougal.

The single arrives with a searing visualiser and serves as the latest preview of New World Killer, Spite’s forthcoming album due 31st October 2025 via Rise Records.

Clocking in at under three minutes, “Looking Glass” delivers a punishing mix of metalcore ferocity and personal catharsis. Vocalist Darius Tehrani opens up about the song’s deeply emotional core:

“This song is about coping with the passing of my father. Being robbed of grief and carrying an anger with nowhere to go. I’m grateful Matt McDougal was able to sing on such an important song with me.”

Spite – LOOKING GLASS (ft. Boundaries)

This is the third track revealed from New World Killer, following the NSFW visual for lead single “Lights Out”, and the video for the blistering title track. Each release further cements Spite’s status as a force of raw aggression and emotional intensity in modern heavy music.

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SPITE – NEW WORLD KILLER

The band’s current lineup includes Darius Tehrani on vocals, guitarist Alex Tehrani, bassist Ben Bamford, and drummer Travis Regnier.

NEW ALBUM NEW WORLD KILLER OUT 31ST OCTOBER 2025

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