SerpentS unveil Belong To The Night before debut Manchester headline show
SerpentS have released their new single Belong To The Night, a shadowy alt-rock cut built around distorted guitars, soaring vocal layers and the anxiety of pressing on when the way ahead feels uncertain.
The Manchester four-piece’s latest track confronts fear of failure and the difficult persistence required of an emerging band. Rather than leaning into polished bombast, Belong To The Night finds the group drawing tension from its contrast of abrasive riffs and more ethereal arrangements.
Vocalist Eli said: “It transformed from a simple bass line into the final product in just a few hours. I remember driving home from the studio that night; it was midnight and raining, blasting the song felt like an out of body experience.”
A new chapter before the debut EP
Belong To The Night is set to appear on SerpentS’ forthcoming seven-track EP, Let Loose And Join A Cult, due in February 2027. It follows previous singles Wetter Than Revenge, Midnight Murderess and Nerve.
The EP will also feature a track from the band’s first studio session, which took place with members of Pale Waves and Pvris. The collaboration came early in SerpentS’ development, after the four members had begun writing together while studying at college.
Stream Belong To The Night here.
Soup headline date lands this Saturday
The release arrives immediately before SerpentS’ debut headline show at Manchester venue Soup on Saturday 14 November. The date follows support slots with Mouth Culture, Crawlers and Au/Ra, as well as previous headline appearances and festival performances.
See SerpentS live:
- 14 November – Soup, Manchester – debut headline show
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