ASOMVEL fire out new single Lone Wolf ahead of Set Your World On Fire and November UK dates
ASOMVEL have released their new single Lone Wolf, a hard-charging preview of forthcoming album Set Your World On Fire, which arrives on 1 October 2026.
The Yorkshire four-piece’s latest track leans into the lone-rider spirit suggested by its title, driven by serrated guitar work, a heavy rhythm section and the rasping vocal presence of bassist Ralph Robinson. Its accompanying video was filmed during the band’s packed set at Belgium’s Graspop Metal Meeting earlier this summer, capturing the group amid a crowd-level blast of volume and movement.
Stream Lone Wolf here, or watch the video here.
A 12-track hard rock charge
Set Your World On Fire is set to contain 12 tracks, including King Of The World, Back From The Dead, World At War and Light ‘Em Up. The record follows the band’s familiar route through hard rock and speed metal, built around piledriving riffs, lead-guitar flashes and an unrelenting low-end attack.
ASOMVEL said: “Set Your World On Fire will launch a full-blown assault on your senses from the moment you press play, scorching your brain and leaving what’s left of it in a pool in your pants. This is non-stop hellfire raining down from your turntable delivered by a band teeming with the kind of primeval fury you can hear in every chord. It’s old-school rock without being a throwback, because to ASOMVEL, this is just how hard rock should sound. If this album doesn’t set your world on fire, nothing will.”
The full track listing for Set Your World On Fire is below.
- King Of The World
- Lone Wolf
- Set Your World On Fire
- Back From The Dead
- World At War
- Blood Runs Cold
- Eye Of The Storm
- Your Worst Nightmare
- Into The Fire
- If It’s Too Loud
- Take You To Hell
- Light ‘Em Up
Seven UK headline shows in November
ASOMVEL will take the new material around the country this November on a seven-date UK headline run. The tour opens at Wolverhampton’s KK’s Steelmill on 13 November and includes stops at London’s Underworld, Bristol’s Exchange, Glasgow’s Classic Grand and Leeds’ Key Club before closing in the band’s home county.
- 13 November – Wolverhampton, KK’s Steelmill
- 15 November – London, Underworld
- 16 November – Bristol, Exchange
- 17 November – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
- 18 November – Glasgow, Classic Grand
- 20 November – Newcastle, The Cluny
- 21 November – Leeds, The Key Club
